Family Trusts and the Appointer’s Powers Provision. Why is this important?
The Appointers’ Powers provision provides the necessary power that gives the Appointer the ability to appoint and remove Trustees....
17 October, 2012
Acting as Guarantor – What should you do?
It is common for young people starting out in life to ask parents or close family to guarantee a loan for a home, new venture or business. ...
27 August, 2012
Family Trusts – July 2012 radio broadcast.
Quay Law Barrister and Solicitor – Auckland Radio Broadcast. Auckland lawyer, Ian Mellett being interviewed by Jan Coetsee of The Protea Hour....
09 July, 2012
Quay Law and Social Media – Law Talk Article.
Please click on picture for detailed article. This article was published in the 25 May 2012 edition of Law Talk for the NZ legal profession....
28 May, 2012
Heir vs Beneficiary of a Will.
A last will and testament is important. Mistakes or misunderstandings can be costly, both emotionally and financially for your heirs. ...
05 March, 2012
Property Law – Who should be the first person to Review your Sale and Purchase Agreement?
It is a good idea to have your solicitor review any Sale and Purchase Agreement prior to the agreement being signed....
21 February, 2012
What do you want to read about in our law firm blog?
As most people head back to work this week, I thought I’d take this opportunity to thank each and every one of you for following my blog or connecting with our Quay Law team via a social media profile....
08 January, 2012
Property Law – Due Diligence Clause in your Sale and Purchase Agreement (Conveyancing).
In a recent High Court case, the decision clarified when a property purchaser may lawfully exercise the right of cancellation in a conditional sale and purchase agreement pursuant to a due diligence clause....
13 December, 2011
A Christmas funny from our legal team
An early Christmas funny from the team at Quay Law....
05 December, 2011