Tim Willis
Consultant

tim@dawsonslawyers.co.nz
+649 2720002

Tim joined Dawsons in September 2023 as a Consultant. Previously he had for many years owned his own law firm in St Heliers. He decided to slow down a little and at the same time, give his many loyal clients an opportunity to move to Dawsons. Tim lives in Glendowie and now enjoys a more relaxed lifestyle including regular outings with his dog and spending time with his wife and family at their bach in the Coromandel.

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