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Drink Driving Charges on a Temporary Visa, Resident/Permanent Resident Visa in NZ: How a Discharge Without Conviction Can Save Your Future
A drink driving conviction on a temporary visa in New Zealand can severely impact your immigration status, but you can seek a Discharge Without Conviction under Section 106 of the Sentencing Act 2002 to protect your future.
READ MOREProtecting Your Assets with a Section 21 Agreement
For many New Zealanders, entering into a committed relationship also means combining financial lives. However, not everyone intends for all assets and wealth to be treated equally if the relationship later comes to an end. A Section 21 Agreement provides couples with the ability to make their own arrangements about property ownership and division, rather than relying on the default rules set out in law.
READ MOREProbate and Estate Administration in New Zealand: What Happens When Someone Dies?
When a person dies, their assets and debts need to be identified, managed and eventually distributed to the people who are entitled to them.
READ MOREThe Great Parent Visa Lottery Is DEAD — Here's What Replaces It
Auckland families who've been stuck in immigration limbo just got the news they've been waiting years for.
READ MOREIs Your Incorporated Society Ready for the 2022 Act?
If your incorporated society hasn’t yet discussed the Incorporated Societies Act 2022, now is the time.
READ MORENew Skilled Migrant Pathways: What Employers and Migrants Need to Know
These changes respond to feedback from employers and migrants that the previous system made it difficult for skilled workers to secure residence, even when their skills were in high demand.
READ MOREUnderstanding Bankruptcy in New Zealand: Options and Alternatives
Bankruptcy is a formal legal process for individuals who are insolvent, offering a pathway to clear most debts.
READ MOREHow to Buy Your First Home in New Zealand: A Step-by-Step Guide
If your incorporated society hasn’t yet discussed the Incorporated Societies Act 2022, now is the time.
READ MOREUpcoming Immigration changes: What you need to know
These updates, set to roll out from November 2025, aim to improve flexibility, streamline processes, and attract investment. Here’s a breakdown of what’s changing and why it matters.
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