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Advising Not-for-Profit OrganisationsPublication Date: 14-Mar-2005Author(s): Miles Agmen-Smith, Mark Von Dadelszen |
NZ $40.00 | ||
Trusts Conference 2003Publication Date: 11-Aug-2003Author(s): Nicola Peart, Anne Hinton KC, Greg Kelly, Deborah Hollings, John Hart, Professor Julie Maxton, Bill Patterson, Pravir Tesiram, Bruce Gray, Raynor Asher KC, David Ireland, Laurette Barnard, Stephen Tomlinson, Arthur Young |
NZ $60.00 |
Author(s): Catherine Atchison, Greg Kelly
Published: 11 March, 2002
Pages: 85
Introduction
The Property (Relationships) Act 1976 impact on wills and succession planning
The Property (Relationships) Act 1976 (PRA) brings about fundamental changes to succession and family law. While considerable publicity has focused on the extension of the regime under the Matrimonial Property Act 1976 (MPA) to de facto partners (including same sex partners), for some lawyers the most significant changes will be:-
The purpose of this seminar and this booklet is to examine certain aspects of these fundamental changes and how they affect the drafting of wills, the administration of estates and the protection of assets for families and individuals. These changes will be of enormous significance and will have considerable impact on the way in which lawyers practise. We start with some general comments.