Collaborative law is a process where parties work together in a non-adversarial manner to resolve separation disputes.

A recent survey found that just 25 per cent knew that the funds in KiwiSaver could be split between a separating couple.

This Issues Paper provides recommendations intended to ensure a just division of property at the end of relationships.

There are various avenues available to you to assist in reaching an agreement or resolution.

These large networks of social media can allow inappropriate communications to go "viral", or spread very quickly.

Determining which party is entitled to retain the engagement ring will depend on the specific facts of each case.

The article briefly discusses common pitfalls immigrants face when separating in New Zealand..

A prenup allows you to contract out of the Property (Relationships) Act and set your own rules for division of property.

For property division agreements to be binding, there must be proper disclosure of all assets in which the parties share.

When you're going through a separation, it's difficult to know where to start.

Can you separate from your partner during lockdown?

Relationship property law can turn a business into a battleground in the event of separation.

Law Commission is asking whether reform is needed to achieve a fairer balance between the rights of creditors vs partners.

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.

Spending too much time together in this pandemic? Questions & answers for those seeking separation.

This article aims to advise our clients on what they should do to ensure a fair division of assets, if they separate.

The Court of Appeal found that the settlor's right to exercise a power of appointment constituted relationship property.

The intention of this article is to educate our clients on what they should do to ensure a fair division of assets.