We are pleased to welcome Alice Back to the Litigation and Family Law team. Alice graduated from Otago University in 2020 with a double degree in Law and Arts majoring in Sociology. She will be admitted as a Barrister and Solicitor in March. Welcome to the team Alice. […]
BMC Lawyers would like to advise clients, collegues and business friends of some changes to our senior staff effective from 1 July 2020. […]
WE ARE READY TO HELP YOU All of the staff at BMC Lawyers are working remotely with full access to our systems and files. We are ready to assist you with your legal needs. In addition to our business as usual, we recognise that as the Covid-19 pandemic unfolds it brings with it uncertainty and new challenges […]
We are now working remotely. From close of business tomorrow, Tuesday the 24th March all BMC Lawyers staff will be working remotely with full access to our systems and files. We are confident that this will not comprimise the level of service that we provide to you. Our team is ready and willing to assist […]
As the COVID-19 situation continues to develop we, the staff and Principals at BMC Lawyers would like to keep you updated on how we are ensuring all of our staff, visitors and clients remain safe and healthy during this challenging time. Because the health and wellbeing of our staff and clients is the number one […]
Retirement villages have a few different ways of leasing property to their tenants, and these are all bound by some government restrictions. Over half of the retirement villages in the country, however, use Occupation Right Agreements. This makes them important to understand for anyone who may be planning on entering a retirement village any time in the future. […]
From the 1960s through to as late as the 1980s, cross-leases were the most popular form of subdividing land, as it used to be a very cheap process. However, in 1991 the government introduced the Resource Management Act, and this changed things significantly. […]