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Why doomsday provisions protect your Will and trust from unintended asset distribution.
With the current economic climate of Covid-19, company Directors may question their business solvency...
The swift advancements in the information technology space in the last couple of decades have rendered...
Why do we need a will? In basic terms, to document who you wish to provide for upon your death and how...
Employment mediations that had been scheduled to take place in March, April and May of this year, during...
NEW ZEALAND’S PRIVACY LAW IS CHANGING – WHAT’S AT STAKE?
An update to New Zealand’s privacy laws is long...
Sharp Tudhope are pleased to have assisted our client Whakatōhea Mussels (Ōpōtiki) Limited (WMOL) to...
Welcome news today for the construction industry with the Government announcing the first tranche of...
Making the decision to live with your partner is an exciting time. It is a big step, but also requires...
A recent article published by stuff.co.nz highlights that many family trusts established in the 1980s...
Sharp Tudhope are delighted to congratulate commercial partner, Richard Hoare on being named as one of...
Recent amendments to the Takeovers Act 1993 and Takeovers Code will be a welcome relief to many small...
Often, we think of the elderly when considering putting enduring powers of attorney in place –...
House and land packages are a commonplace transaction in Tauranga due to the amount of residential subdivisions...
If you’re are a commercial landlord, the requirement to have an Asbestos Management Plan in place may...
Did you know that if you die without a Will, the law says what will happen to your assets AND there is...
This article is co authored by Jodi Ellmers and Jessie McKenzie.
Our smart phones, smart homes and smart...
This article is co-authored by Ryan McMaster and Jessie McKenzie.
When buying property or a business,...
Negotiating and completing a business transaction, whether buying, selling or recording a commercial...
It will be well known to most of our clients that when competitors in business engage with each other,...
We recently completed a significant deal for one of our valued clients.
This deal means that, since...
This article is co-authored by Ryan McMaster and Richard Hoare.
The recent Court of Appeal decision of...
Sharp Tudhope Lawyers are proud to support Liam Lawson, who took out New Zealand Grand Prix and the Castrol...
This article is co-authored by Richard Hoare and Ryan McMaster and includes input from our friends at...
This blog is the second part of an ongoing series exploring the impact of Blockchain on the law. Click...
When looking to buy a business, as a purchaser, one of the key decisions you may find yourself faced...
By now you may have heard of Blockchain, a disruptive force that promises to revolutionise everything...
Student loans are often forgotten when couples think about relationship property and relationship debt....
Whilst movies and TV shows lead us to believe that “getting a divorce” is all very simple and straightforward,...
If you are in a long-term relationship, but not married, you may be wondering where you and your partner...
When a relationship fails, relationship property division can be settled either by agreement between...