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    COVID-19 - What are the expectations, if I am sharing the care of my child/children during Level 4?

    If children cannot move between homes, the Court would expect indirect contact, such as phone or social media messaging.
    New ZealandMedia, Telecoms, IT, Entertainment
    Cavell Leitch
    Cavell Leitch
  • Article

    Judgment Summary - Clayton v Clayton - relationship property

    The recent decision in Clayton v Clayton involved a number of relationship property issues in the Claytons' separation.
    New ZealandFamily and Matrimonial
    Duncan Cotterill
    Duncan Cotterill
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You're separating. Now what?

The process of separation can be overwhelming, but there are a number of things you can do to make it easier.
New ZealandFamily and Matrimonial
Cavell Leitch
Cavell Leitch
  • Article

    Domestic Violence - Victims Protection Act

    From 1 April 2019, this Act will give employees who are affected by domestic violence new entitlements, leave and rights.
    New ZealandEmployment and HR
    Duncan Cotterill
    Duncan Cotterill
  • Article

    Trusts – a good port in a storm but design is key

    Hotchin litigation has shown that the trust is an effective asset protection tool, but that good design is essential.
    New ZealandFamily and Matrimonial
    Chapman Tripp
    Chapman Tripp
  • Article

    Guardianship on trial: what happens when parental choices endanger a child?

    Guardians are expected to act in the child's best interest at all times and must consult with each other and agree on important decisions.
    New ZealandFamily and Matrimonial
    Wynn Williams
    Wynn Williams
  • Article

    COVID -19 - Family Law Update – One week of lockdown down, hopefully three to go!

    Family Court guidelines have provided for applications to be filed without having to physically see your solicitor.
    New ZealandFamily and Matrimonial
    Cavell Leitch
    Cavell Leitch
  • Article

    Supreme Court considers short marriages and nuptial settlements in Lassnig v Zhou

    The three-stage test to a very short, child-free marriage where the financial contributions of one spouse significantly exceeded those of the other spouse.
    New ZealandFamily and Matrimonial
    Wynn Williams
    Wynn Williams
  • Article

    Lets mediate - how can mediation assist in relationship cases?

    A private mediation is not constrained by the resources of the Court so can explore issues in as much depth as is needed.
    New ZealandFamily and Matrimonial
    Cavell Leitch
    Cavell Leitch
  • Article

    Family Protection Act: (un)enforceable contracting out provisions

    A contractual clause that attempts to prevent one party from exercising rights under the FPA is void and unenforceable.
    New ZealandFamily and Matrimonial
    Wynn Williams
    Wynn Williams
  • Article

    Future proofing your assets: how contracting out agreements can help

    Contracting out agreements, commonly referred to as "pre-nups" are an essential tool in your asset planning & protection toolbox.
    New ZealandFamily and Matrimonial
    Wynn Williams
    Wynn Williams
  • Article

    So you want to write your child out of your Will?

    Failure to make proper provision in your Will could result in a claim being brought against your estate by that child.
    New ZealandFamily and Matrimonial
    Cavell Leitch
    Cavell Leitch
  • Article

    When separation beats trust protection

    This article aims to advise our clients on what they should do to ensure a fair division of assets, if they separate.
    New ZealandFamily and Matrimonial
    Cavell Leitch
    Cavell Leitch
  • Article

    Family law: When separation beats trust protection

    The intention of this article is to educate our clients on what they should do to ensure a fair division of assets.
    New ZealandFamily and Matrimonial
    Cavell Leitch
    Cavell Leitch
  • Article

    Clayton v Clayton: Trust busting

    The Court of Appeal found that the settlor's right to exercise a power of appointment constituted relationship property.
    New ZealandCorporate/Commercial Law
    Wynn Williams
    Wynn Williams
  • Article

    Clayton v Clayton: nipping the Illusory Trust in the bud

    This was the first NZ case where the concept of an "illusory trust", as distinct from a "sham trust", was considered.
    New ZealandFamily and Matrimonial
    Wynn Williams
    Wynn Williams
  • Article

    The Supreme Court decision in Clayton v Clayton – What does this mean for the family trust?

    The latest Supreme Court case regarding family trusts is in two decisions in respect of one family, in Clayton v Clayton.
    New ZealandFamily and Matrimonial
    Duncan Cotterill
    Duncan Cotterill
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