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We do not choose to get into disputes with other people. But knowing the most effective way to deal with disputes requires a pragmatic but also empathetic approach. Choosing the best path to resolve the disputes needs careful thought. My goal is to work with clients to enable them to come out the other end with the best experience possible.

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Latest posts

11.08.22

Help! I’m self-represented!

A brief overview of guidance available to self-represented litigants

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24.02.22

Lawyer for Child: A Court-Appointed Necessity, But Who Pays?

If a lawyer for child is appointed by the Court in Family Court proceedings, who pays?

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22.09.21

New Zealands Legal Aid Gap

A brief exploration of the gaps in New Zealand's legal aid system

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31.05.21

Should Lovers Really Share Everything? Tales of Relationship Property Division

The ins and outs of how New Zealand's Property (Relationships) Act 1976 impacts the division of rela...

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11.03.21

Legal Aid

This blog post discusses legal aid

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01.03.21

A young person’s perspective: How AMINZ can reach the new generation

A young persons observations of the benefits and weaknesses of AMINZ, and recommendations for improv...

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26.01.21

The Wellington housing crisis: should rental properties have a warrant of fitness?

Wellington rental properties - are they up to standard?

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13.01.21

Where the case is won but lost

This is a discussion on cases which should not be litigated

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09.10.20

Why Does The Law Think My Dog Is Household Furniture?

Are you about to have your relationship property divided under the Property (Relationships) Act 1976...

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28.09.20

Empowering Small Voices - The Role of the Child in Family Dispute Resolution

Should we let our children be involved in the FDR process?

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11.08.22

Help! I’m self-represented!

A brief overview of guidance available to self-represented litigants

Read more +
24.02.22

Lawyer for Child: A Court-Appointed Necessity, But Who Pays?

If a lawyer for child is appointed by the Court in Family Court proceedings, who pays?

Read more +
22.09.21

New Zealands Legal Aid Gap

A brief exploration of the gaps in New Zealand's legal aid system

Read more +