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When Can a Contracting Out Agreement Be Void or Set Aside? Contracting out agreements—often called prenuptial agreements or "prenups"—allow couples to decide in advance how their property will be divided if their relationship ends.

Can you claim compensation when your ex-partner stays in the house after separation? Learn how New Zealand's Property (Relationships) Act handles post-separation property use, occupation rent, and fair division.

Buying property in New Zealand? Learn what a defective title is, how it can impact your purchase, and why getting legal advice before signing is essential. Trusted property lawyers in Masterton and Wellington.

Learn when and how compensation for post-separation use of property applies under the Property (Relationships) Act 1976. Get expert guidance from Core Legal Masterton & Wellington.

Separation doesn't automatically invalidate a Will. Learn why keeping your Will updated is essential to protect your estate and your loved ones. Get expert legal advice from Core Legal Masterton & Wellington.

Discover the five most common mistakes in New Zealand farm leases and how to avoid them. Learn how clear agreements protect your land, income, and relationships.

Is Your Family Trust Still Fit for Purpose? Family trusts have been a cornerstone of asset protection and succession planning in New Zealand, particularly for farmers, small business owners, and families wanting to safeguard wealth.

Thinking about granting or registering an easement in New Zealand? Core Legal Masterton & Wellington explain the legal process, costs, implications, and why expert advice is essential.

Learn how to protect your assets as a business owner in New Zealand. Core Legal Masterton & Wellington explain trusts, shareholder agreements, wills, and powers of attorney to safeguard your business and personal wealth.

Learn how New Zealand law handles the family home in a separation. Core Legal Masterton & Wellington explain your rights, options, and how to protect your interests.