Trust Warrant of Fitness

With the introduction of the Trusts Act 2019 bringing many changes to trust law, many people are considering whether a trust is still right for them.

 By answering a few quick questions we will be able to tell you whether your trust is still a useful financial management tool for you.

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Dawsons Lawyers is the trading name of the incorporated law firm Dawsons Lawyers Limited, a limited liability company registered in New Zealand (incorporation number 8125116)

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Our team had an awesome time out on the water sailing in the @rnzys Friday ‘rum race’
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Happy International Women’s Day! This is my Great Great Grandmother Ellen Endean. She was one of the first two women to run for election to the Auckland City Council in 1894, one year after women were granted the right to vote. I’m proud