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When wills go wrong: what happens if someone is wrongly removed from a will?

13 April 2026 | Beth Dolman

A recent New Zealand High Court decision highlights how disputes can arise when changes are made to a will based on incorrect assumptions or incomplete information.

Probate vs Letters of Administration: when are they needed, and what is the process?

11 April 2026 | Beth Dolman

When someone dies, after the funeral and when the family turns to the practical side of managing their loved one’s affairs

When Family, Trusts, and Wills Collide

13 March 2026 | Trudi Gow

When Family, Trusts, and Wills Collide: What a Recent $2M Property Dispute Teaches Us

When There is a Will, There is a Way…

1 March 2026 | Mikayla Whalley

When There is a Will, There is a Way… to Execute It Correctly (and signing it electronically is not one of them).

Change in Upcoming Employment Law Reform

25 February 2026 | Mikayla Whalley

Change in Upcoming Employment Law Reform: Contractors Will Not Be Able To Challenge Employment Status Retrospectively

Godfreys Law Returns to Ronald McDonald House for another Volunteer Family Dinner Programme

23 February 2026 | Mikayla Whalley

Instead of heading home after work last Wednesday, a few Godfreys team members headed to Ronald McDonald House with groceries and spatulas, ready to cook up a two course dinner.