Jefferies Law Ltd

Our Services

Providing Legal Support for 25 years.

Areas of Expertise

Providing Legal Support for 25 years.

Company & Commercial

From company formations through to their liquidation, we can help to ensure that your business complies with company law, is protected from insolvent customers, and has well documented business relationships.

Property Law

We are skilled in all property related legal issues so whether you are buying, selling, refinancing, subdividing, restructuring or leasing property, we can help you through the process.

Family Law

Jefferies Law has strong experienced family lawyers that offers a high quality of service and comprehensive advice. Our solicitors are skilled practitioners with an excellent understanding of Family Court processes.

Relationship Property

Unless you have entered into an agreement with your spouse, civil union or de-facto partner, any division of relationship property upon separation or death will be subject to the provisions of the Property (Relationships) Act 1976.

Trusts, Estates & Succession Planning

Jefferies Law can guide you through the legal processes associated with Trusts, Estates & Succession Planning, and help protect your assets for generations to come.

Employment

Maintaining the integrity of your public image is imperative. Our Employment specialists will provide pragmatic solutions to your legal issues.

Wills & Powers of Attorney

Unless you have entered into an agreement with your spouse, civil union or de-facto partner, any division of relationship property upon separation or death will be subject to the provisions of the Property (Relationships) Act 1976.

Māori Legal Issues

Jefferies Law can guide you through the legal processes associated with Trusts, Estates & Succession Planning, and help protect your assets for generations to come.

Rural Farming Law

Maintaining the integrity of your public image is imperative. Our Employment specialists will provide pragmatic solutions to your legal issues.

Immigration

Unless you have entered into an agreement with your spouse, civil union or de-facto partner, any division of relationship property upon separation or death will be subject to the provisions of the Property (Relationships) Act 1976.

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