When faced with a relationship property division, how do you know when to get a real estate agent’s appraisal, or a registered valuation?

Most people know about the presumptions of “equal sharing” in relationship property law. Less people are aware of the exceptions.

Bypassing legal advice can ultimately end up costing you more when you separate or divorce. Here’s why.

Find out what legal requirements need to be met in order for the Family Court to declare a marriage void.

The pace you sort out your financial & legal matters after a separation or divorce can have consequences you didn’t foresee.

When going through a separation or divorce, being organised with the paperwork can save you money. Here’s how to be all over this!

Will my ex get half my Kiwisaver or superannuation? As this blog points out, not necessarily.

Think of a Contracting Out Agreement as a way of insuring your property from relationship property claims in the event of a separation.

Here are the 9 top items that get overlooked when an “uncoupling couple” are working through the division of their relationship property.

If you own a home, one of the biggest questions going around in your head after separation will likely be “What happens to the house?”....

After signing your Contracting Out Agreement, there are things you need to make sure you regularly do if you want it to remain valid.

Even for a simple relationship property agreement, there are some hoops to jump through to complete your agreement.

There is more than one pathway to resolution and achieving an amicable separation and future co-parenting relationship!