Auckland law firm shares | Your emails and the law
An extract fro the Stuff .co.nz today and worthy of sharing on our Auckland law firm blog. Have you ever considered the content of the emails you send from the office?...
18 June, 2013
Auckland law firm shares | How do I form a family trust?
How do I form a family trust? Forming a family trust is just one step in a comprehensive, personalised asset protection plan. ...
12 June, 2013
Auckland law firm for Conveyancing – Our property specific website
Auckland law firm Quay Law are a legal services and conveyancing law firm. Our lawyers aim to provide the highest possible level of legal services to our clients...
05 June, 2013
Auckland law firm | Conveyancing and the Auction Process – what happens if things go wrong?
The sale of a property at an auction results in an unconditional contract on the property. It is, however, only a contract...
30 May, 2013
Guaranteeing a loan | Debt – shared by our Auckland lawyers
Being asked to guarantee a loan is like being asked to test out a guillotine....
26 May, 2013
Property Conveyancing – What is the difference between a Condition and a Warranty?
Often determining whether something in a property contract is a condition or a warranty can be difficult....
17 May, 2013
Conveyancing | Signing the Sale and Purchase Property Agreement
Signing documents – The Sale and Purchase Agreement for property. A common misconception among vendors, buyers, agents and salespeople when signing a contract for sale...
15 May, 2013
Conveyancing – Dating the Agreement for Sale and Purchase of Property
Our conveyancing lawyers’ advice for all parties to a Sale and Purchase Agreement is to always make sure the agreement is dated once it has been signed...
12 May, 2013
How to Contest a Will?
By general definition, a will contest, in the law of property, is a formal objection raised against the validity of a will, based on the contention that the will does not reflect the actual intent of the testator (the party who made the will)....
04 May, 2013