Clear, Professional Advice in Whangarei and Across New Zealand
At Regent Law, we specialise in helping clients navigate the complexities of relationship property law in Whangārei, Northland, and nationwide. Whether you are formalising a separation agreement, negotiating pre-nuptial or contracting out agreements, or resolving property disputes, we provide clear, practical advice to help you move forward with confidence.
We understand that the end of a relationship can be emotionally charged, and our goal is to make the legal process as quick, painless, and transparent as possible. We’ve streamlined our services to give you peace of mind, knowing the costs upfront. Below, you’ll find a breakdown of our fixed-fee services for independent legal advice, along with estimated price ranges for other services based on complexity.
Additionally, if you prefer to handle some of the work yourself but want expert support along the way, we now offer a Guided DIY subscription service to provide you with continuous legal advice and assistance throughout the process.
Our Relationship Property Services
Whether you’re looking to separate amicably or ensure your assets are protected before marriage, we’re here to help. Our services include:
- Pre-Nuptial & Contracting Out Agreements
- Separation Agreements
- Property Division Advice
- Negotiation & Settlement Services
We’re here to ensure that you understand the Property (Relationships) Act 1976 and can make informed decisions that best suit your situation.
Fixed-Fee Services for Relationship Property Matters
| Service | Fixed fee (plus GST) |
|---|---|
| Independent legal advice on the effects and implications of your contracting out agreement (the price shown is for a straight-forward agreement effectively ring-fencing one person’s property and all required information is provided easily) | $2,400 |
| Independent legal advice on the effects and implications of straightforward separation agreements | $1,800 |
Additional Services – Pricing Ranges
The following services are priced based on the complexity of your situation. The estimates provided below will give you an idea of what to expect, but we’ll always discuss your specific needs and provide a more accurate quote during our consultation.
| Service | Price from (plus GST) |
|---|---|
| Preparing Contracting Out or Separation Agreements | $1,500 – $3,500 |
| Negotiating the Terms of Your Agreement | $500 – $3,000 |
| Business or Trust Involvement (yours or your spouse’s) | $1,000 |
| Research & Legal Opinion on Specific Issues | $1,500 |
| Attending to Settlement of Relationship Property Transfer | $900 – $2,000 |
Guided DIY Subscription Service – Ongoing Legal Support for a Monthly Fee [Launching Soon]
If you’d like to manage parts of the relationship property process yourself but still want continuous expert support, our Guided DIY subscription service is perfect for you.
For a monthly fee, you’ll receive ongoing legal advice and guidance from our team of experts, helping you navigate the complexities of your relationship property matters with confidence. This subscription service gives you the flexibility to work through the process at your own pace while ensuring you have professional support when you need it.
Subscription Price: TBC
How We Work
We’ve created a simple and transparent process to ensure that all your relationship property matters are settled quickly and efficiently. Our fixed-fee pricing for independent legal advice helps you budget effectively, and the range-based pricing for other services ensures that you know what to expect.
- Fee Estimate: The prices above give an average range for standard services. We will always discuss your specific needs with you to provide a tailored quote based on your situation.
- Advance Payment: To secure your place in our workflow, we require payment of the fee in advance at the time of engagement.
Why Choose Regent Law for Your Relationship Property Needs?
✔ Experienced Relationship Property Lawyers – We understand the emotional and legal complexities of your situation.
✔ Clear and Transparent Pricing – No hidden costs, just simple, fixed-fee services for independent advice and range-based pricing for other services.
✔ Guided DIY Subscription Service – Continuous expert support for a fixed monthly fee, helping you manage the process yourself.
✔ Fast, Efficient Service – Our streamlined process means you can move on with your life as quickly as possible.
✔ Personalised Advice – We tailor our services to suit your unique circumstances.
Disclaimer: At Regent Law, we specialise in providing legal services for amicable separations and workable pre-nuptial agreements. Our focus is on helping clients navigate these matters in a straightforward, cooperative manner. If a dispute arises or if the situation becomes contentious, we will refer you to one of our trusted litigation lawyer partners who can assist you with more complex or adversarial legal proceedings. Our goal is to ensure you receive the best possible support, no matter your situation.
Get in Touch Today
We’re here to make your relationship property matters easier to manage. Contact us today to discuss your situation, and let us guide you through the process with clarity, understanding, and expertise.
📞 Call us today on 09 430 0509
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At Regent Law, we make relationship property issues clear, straightforward, and hassle-free, so you can focus on moving forward with your life.
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