Mackenzie Elvin

We can help you achieve peace of mind and confidence whether you're buying or selling a property, subdividing, building, leasing or have a 'leaky home' problem.

Getting legal advice today can save you time and money down the track, dealing with problems you didn't see coming. 

Buying or Selling Property

Buying and selling property is exciting and it can be easy to get swept up and overlook important details.

Before you commit to buying or selling, consider having us look over the paperwork first to make sure you're not going to have to deal with any nasty surprises when it's too late to go back.  It's tempting to sign the Agreement first and then go to a lawyer, but we can better protect your interests if you do it the other way around.  

You may also be interested in these articles:

Building a Home
Warning for Those Selling Properties

Changes to the Law for Body Corporates

If you own or are considering buying an apartment or townhouse which is part of a body coporate, there are changes to the law you need to know about.

Keeping up to Date with the Law as a Landlord

There are various publications and newsletters that can help you keep up to date with the law including the Department of Building and Housing's Landlord e-newsletter.

You may also be interested in reading the following articles we have written for Associated News.

Landlords and Tenants on Shaky Ground - What Makes a Property Untenantable? 

Legal Advice on Leaky Homes

Got a leaky building problem? Reduce your stress levels and increase your chances of a positive outcome by talking to us. We have the experience and expertise to guide you to a solution and refer you to other professionals if you need further specialist help.

You may be interested in this article:
Leaky Homes Advice

Retirement Villages

There are special provisions relating to retirement villages and if you are a prospective resident you will want to be fully informed about these before making the commitment to live in the village of your choosing.

Common questions are; "How much money will I get back if I leave?", "What restrictions will apply to me and what rights do I have?", "How secure is my right to occupy?" and "What does a statutory supervisor do?"

Marcus Wilkins acts for incoming and outgoing residents as well as a retirement village and is experienced in this area. To make an appointment with Marcus, telephone us on 07 578 0533 and ask to speak to Marcus' secretary.

You may also be interested in these services:

Strategic Planning

Securities and Financing for Business - capital funding

Business Acquisitions - Buy a business in New Zealand

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