The financial threshold for dealing with estate assets without applying to the court is increasing from $15,000 to $40,000. This change aims to reduce unnecessary delays, costs, and stress during what is already a difficult time for grieving families. Currently, if you pass away with more than $15,000 worth of assets, your representatives must make … Read more >

If you need advice about how wills can be safeguarded or challenged, the Dispute Resolution team at Lewis Lawyers are experts at guiding you through the process, with a focus on reducing risks and understanding your unique position. Contact Keira McGregor  or Tarsha Makgill.  Wills are being challenged more frequently and mostly by adult children. Blended family … Read more >

In support of the incredible services that Hospice Waikato provide, Lewis Lawyers are providing their services by being part of Hospice Waikato’s Free Wills Month in September 2023. For the month of September those that wish to make a simple will or amend a current simple will can do this for free. First you need … Read more >

The first installment of Ten Tips for Saving your Family from Legal Disputes ended on a light-hearted note about a very serious matter – Kayne West and his sage advice to get a pre-nuptial agreement.  Here are our five final tips gleaned from many years of assisting clients through family disputes. Should you need advice … Read more >