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he following comments pertain generally to discretionary family trusts and are intended as general advice. If you are considering setting up a trust, you should seek specific, tailored legal advice.

If you're considering winding up a discretionary trust, understanding the process and implications is crucial. This guide provides general insights for independent trustees, but specific legal advice tailored to your situation is recommended.

When a businesswoman launched her consulting company and needed to rent commercial office space, she initially signed an Agreement to Lease prepared by the agent. Subsequently, the landlord sent her a Deed of Lease to sign.

A business owner entered into a commercial lease with an initial term of three years and a right of renewal for an additional three years.

Estate litigation can be lengthy and expensive, often involving family members contesting a Will for not adequately providing for them.

The High Court recently refused to validate a Will signed by the daughter of the deceased, who held an Enduring Power of Attorney (EPA) for her mother.

An employee received compensation after being told to leave work by her employer, leading to a personal grievance claim for unjustified dismissal. This case was brought before the Employment Relations Authority (ERA).

The Family Court recently extended interim spousal maintenance for a woman, despite three years having passed since her separation from her ex-partner.

Thirty-five years ago, a farmer signed an Agreement for Sale and Purchase to buy a neighboring property. However, the vendor moved overseas before transferring the title, and has not been located since.

Limited partnerships (LPs) blend features of limited liability companies and common partnerships, offering a flexible vehicle suitable for various investments and business activities.