Enduring Powers of Attorney are a simple way of ensuring that if for any reason you become incapacitated, the person you have appointed as your attorney can attend to these matters for you....
f we consult the dictionary, a contract (noun) is a written or spoken agreement, especially one concerning employment, sales, or tenancy that is intended to be enforceable by law. ...
Your Will survives last until you die unless you specifically revoke it (cancel it) by the making of a new Will. A Will continues even after a divorce. So unless you want your former spouse to inherit from your estate then you should make a new Will....
A notary public uses an embossing tool (seal) to verify their at the time the documents were signed. Jock Irvine is able to provide Notary Public Services in Auckland....
When considering mortgage re-finance the ultimate question is to fix or to float? Please find an article below, sourced for your by the conveyancers and Auckland solicitors at Quay Law. ...
The trust can safeguard all, or a portion of, your assets because you no longer own them yourself – the trust does....
With the headlines in the local newspaper over the weekend (January 2014) reading as follows – “Desperate Investments – Parents buy homes for pre-schoolers“, it is prudent that these property investments are protected for the future generation. ...
You are about to purchase a property? Conveyancing is the transfer of legal title of property from one person to another....
As a new year dawns we are often in the process of redefining our goals for the new year. What are yours?...