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When a relationship ends, dividing assets and debts can be a challenging and often emotionally taxing process.

Last week, the Supreme Court of New Zealand issued a landmark ruling on how copyright in artworks should be treated when a couple separates.

Acting for Ms Alalääkkölä, Sharon Chandra and Clive Elliot KC have argued that copyright in artwork should not be shared as relationship property.

Dealing with the death of a loved one is an emotionally challenging time and it can be made more difficult when there is a dispute about the will.

How is property divided when a relationship ends? What is considered relationship property? In this blog we answer common questions about dividing property on separation.

Wills are an important part of preparing for the inevitable. However, they can be contested. We discuss the most common reasons to contest a will.

In this blog post, we answer the most frequently asked questions about spousal maintenance: what is spousal maintenance? How does it work? What does it cover?

Although the terms ‘separation’ and ‘divorce’ are often used interchangeably, there are several key differences between the two. Obtaining solid advice from an expert in relationship property law and matters can help you understand the differences and get started on a process. Find out more about separation vs divorce and what each situation entails.

The division of assets in a divorce can be difficult. Expert advice from a family law specialist is needed to ensure you get the best out of a difficult situation.

The end of a relationship can be an emotionally challenging time. There are steps you can take to ensure the separation process is as seamless as possible, including choosing the right family lawyer for you. Legal advice from a family lawyer can ensure your separation isn’t harder than it needs to be. Read on [...]