The Trust Team provides high level specialist advice on all aspects of trusts and estate planning including asset protection, trust administration and review, tax planning, international trust/tax haven structuring, wills and powers of attorney and relationship property arrangements and agreements.
Bronwen Newcombe
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QualificationsLLB, BA |
Contact Details331 Rosedale Road, North Harbour Phone: +64 9 9154380 Email: bronwen.newcombe@davenportsharbour.co.nz Download [V-Card] (Right click to save link) |
Bronwen is a Trust Law SpecialistBronwen has had experience working in one of New Zealand's largest law firms, as well as being employed quasi-legal roles in small and large New Zealand and international organisations.
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Areas of ExpertiseTrusts
Relationship property issues
Asset structuring
Wills
Retirement villages
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Recent WorkReviewing existing trust structures
Resettling trusts on or more modern terms to better benefit beneficiaries
Advising potential retirement village residents on entering into an occupation right agreement for retirement villages, transferring between units and exiting retirement villages
Drafting employment agreements (including for senior executives and employees) and independent contractor agreements
Advising employee and employers on employment law issues | |
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Trusts are not separate legal entities in their own right. When trustees enter into contracts they are personally liable for all of... read more
Click here to read Tammy McLeod's most recent article titled "" published in The Business Channel Magazine, September 2011 issue. read more
