Criminal Law process in New Zealand - PART B
We continue talking to litigator James Gurnick about the criminal law procedure in New Zealand. Don't miss it - you never know when you might need it!
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Relationship Property - who owns what if you split.
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In this episode, host Julia speaks to Family lawyer Stephanie Ambler about the law on Relationship property. What to do if you get into a new relationship, what is separate property vs relationship property, when and how separate property can become relationship property, pre-nup agreements, enduring power of attorney and more!
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