Nav Kaur
Senior Solicitor

nav@dawsonslawyers.co.nz
09 272 0002

Nav helps clients navigate important legal decisions with confidence and clarity, providing practical, easy-to-understand advice so they feel informed and supported throughout their matter. She values building strong client relationships and takes the time to understand each client's circumstances and objectives, delivering responsive, personalised service tailored to their needs.

Nav advises on residential and commercial property matters, including conveyancing, refinancing, leasing, and business sale and purchase transactions. Before joining Dawsons, she built a broad practice across property and immigration law — experience that lets her approach every matter with practical judgement, empathy, and attention to detail.

How Nav can help

  • Buying and selling residential property

  •  Commercial property transactions

  • Refinancing

  • Business sale and purchase transactions

Qualifications & memberships

  • LLB, University of Auckland

  • Admitted as a Barrister and Solicitor of the High Court of New Zealand (2020)

Outside the office

When not at work, Nav enjoys spending time with family and friends, trying new restaurants, and enjoying the outdoors.

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