Conveyancing in Auckland – do you know what you need to?
These days, we’re bombarded with news about the property market....
28 May, 2015
Advantages of Appointing an Auckland Property Lawyer for Conveyancing
Are you buying or selling a property? If yes, then you will need conveyancing services for the legal process of...
11 November, 2014
Conveyancing | Your property pre purchase inspection.
You are about to purchase a property? Conveyancing is the transfer of legal title of property from one person to another....
13 January, 2014
Financial or legal | Are you fit for 2014?
As a new year dawns we are often in the process of redefining our goals for the new year. What are yours?...
01 January, 2014
Why do you need to review your Will?
If you don't have a Will yet, or need to update a previous Will, you should get one drafted. A Will needs both an executor and a trustee. An executor obtains probate of your will from the court (when required) and the trustee carries out your wishes as set out in your Will when you die....
26 November, 2013
Auckland Congratulations! Quay Law (Lawyer Firm) is proud to be part of this great city
Auckland sits alongside iconic hotspots including Paris, Zurich, Shanghai and Vancouver in the ninth annual guide, which highlights the trendiest destinations, journeys and experiences for the upcoming year. ...
29 October, 2013
2013 ARTS AWARDs held in Auckland.
Congratulations from our Auckland law firm team to the recipients of the Laureate, New Generation, Mallinson Rendel Illustrators, and Marti Friedlander photographic Awards and the Award for Patronage – announced at the 2013 Macquarie Private Wealth New Zealand Arts Awards on 15 Oct....
16 October, 2013
Reviewing your trust affairs – what is involved?
The New Zealand law on trusts is always changing so it is a good idea to review your trust matters regularly and ensure that you are getting the most out of your trust as well as meeting all current NZ legal requirements....
23 September, 2013
Enduring Power of Attorney – What is an EPA?
An Enduring Power of Attorney is a simple way of ensuring that if for any reason you become incapacitated, or are unable to manage your affairs, the person you have appointed as your attorney can attend to these matters for you....
03 September, 2013