Family Law

Yes! Yes we can.

Equity and Trusts conferences are not what you think. There’s laughter, ribbing and straight-out banter! If you haven’t been to one before, definitely go to the next one!

Family Law is very excited to announce our new author for Te Ture Whenua Maori Act 1993 chapter in Family Property

Professor Emerita Nicola Peart receives the ONZM in the King’s Birthday honours

Interesting cases for Child Law’s Youth Justice chapter, have, like buses, all come at the same time for this update

Drafting Aide forms in Family Precedents updated by Family Court Amendment Rules 2024

A new addition to the Adoption section in Child Law – “Introduction to the Adoption (Intercountry) Act 1997”

The Governor-General has appointed the first six family court associates, and Family Law’s Mark Tolich is one of them.

Family Law welcomes back Jane Hunter, currently working from the Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes region of southeastern France, as you do.

Latest commentary available for the last three sections of pt 4, subpt 2 of the Trusts Act 2019

Latest MOJ statistics include decade of data on legal aid grants and expenditure

Family Law is needed by us all. So what do we provide at Thomson Reuters, what have we been getting up to, and what are we going to get up to?