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Hayman Lawyers Seminar Series
We present seminars on

Wills & Enduring Powers of Attorny--what they do and how to avoid court intervention

Buying & Selling Property--9 must-knows

Family Trusts--their setup and the residential care subsidy limits

Law for Seniors--what you need to know about reverse mortgages, retirement villages and the residential care subsidy.

Going into business--9 must knows and how to avoid loosing your shirt/blouse

Running you family trust so it works--7 items you need to look out for

Please click here for details of our upcoming seminar dates. Click here to send an email to book your place.

Please feel free to suggest other topics and alternative seminar times.
Let us know if you would like us to present a seminar to your group.

Hayman Lawyers' terms of engagement and client information
Here is the information we are obliged under the Rules of Conduct and Client Care for Lawyers of the New Zealand Law Society to give to clients. Click on the links to download them- terms of engagement and client information.

Hayman Lawyers Supports Soft as Stone Sculpture Trust
We are proud sponsors of the Soft as Stone Sculpture Trust. For details of the upcoming 2010 Sculpture Symposium visit their website here.

We have moved offices to Level 10 Greenock House
Entrances are available at 102 Lambton Quay (through Masons Lane opposite The Occidental Pub) and 39 The Terrace (opposite St Andrew's Church). Click here for a map.

Partnership Changes
As of 1 October 2010, Kaye Stirling ceased to be a partner and John Evans became a partner.

Lawyer Vacancies
We are looking for a Senior Lawyer. Click on the link for details.

Hayman Lawyers incorporates Kevin Bell Law
On 1 February 2002, the practice of Kevin Bell Law was incorporated with Hayman Lawyers. Click on the headline for more details.

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Click the underlined links below to see the full story: Hayman Lawyers Seminar Series We present seminars on Wills & Enduring Powers of Attorny--what they do and how to avoid court intervention Buying & Selling Property--9 must-knows Family Trusts--their setup and the residential care subsidy limits Law for Seniors--what you need to know about reverse mortgages, retirement villages and the residential care subsidy. Going into business--9 must knows and how to avoid loosing your shirt/blouse Running you family trust so it works--7 items you need to look out for Please click here for details of our upcoming seminar dates. Click here to send an email to book your place. Please feel free to suggest other topics and alternative seminar times. Let us know if you would like us to present a seminar to your group. Hayman Lawyers' terms of engagement and client information Here is the information we are obliged under the Rules of Conduct and Client Care for Lawyers of the New Zealand Law Society to give to clients. Click on the links to download them- terms of engagement and client information. Hayman Lawyers Supports Soft as Stone Sculpture Trust We are proud sponsors of the Soft as Stone Sculpture Trust. For details of the upcoming 2010 Sculpture Symposium visit their website here. We have moved offices to Level 10 Greenock House Entrances are available at 102 Lambton Quay (through Masons Lane opposite The Occidental Pub) and 39 The Terrace (opposite St Andrew's Church). Click here for a map. Partnership Changes As of 1 October 2010, Kaye Stirling ceased to be a partner and John Evans became a partner. Lawyer Vacancies We are looking for a Senior Lawyer. Click on the link for details. Hayman Lawyers incorporates Kevin Bell Law On 1 February 2002, the practice of Kevin Bell Law was incorporated with Hayman Lawyers. Click on the headline for more details.