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Sophie Zou has written an article considering the Supreme Court’s recent landmark decision in Rimmer v Wilton [2026] NZSC 122. If you have any queries, please contact your usual TGT Legal adviser or email us at [email protected]
2023-05-01
As part of TGT’s corporate social responsibility programme, we are proud to support Trees That Count in their charitable objectives, by gifting 380 native trees on behalf of our clients.
2023-04-17
We are happy to announce that Maysie has been promoted to Senior Solicitor.
2022-04-01
We are delighted to announce Stephen has been promoted to partner.
2021-09-15
Find out more about the tax changes affecting trusts
2021-03-22
We are delighted to announce that Aimee Mitchell has joined TGT Legal as a partner.
2020-11-20
The new Trusts Act 2019 comes into force on 30 January 2021. TGT Legal have put together a series of videos to provide practical advice on three key areas in the new Act.
2026-09-16
Privy Council confirms wider role for trust protectorsOn 19 March 2026, the Judicial Committee of the Privy Council delivered its judgment in A and others v C and others [2026] UKPC 11, also known as Re the X Trusts.The case considered an important question about trust governance regarding the scope of a trust protector’s role. When trustees need a protector’s consent, can the protector assess the proposal on its merits? Or must the protector consent whenever the trustees have acted lawfully and rationally?
2026-04-01
Henry advises on the establishment and administration of trusts, personal asset planning, wills, enduring powers of attorney, incorporated societies, and charitable work. He is recognised for his strong research capabilities and clear advice on complex legal issues.
2026-07-02
Kristiina Kukk from TGT Legal recently attended the 4th LawTech Forum NZ 2026 in Auckland, a leading event bringing together legal, technology, and innovation experts from across the country.This year’s theme, “Beyond the Algorithm: Rethinking Legal Technology as Systems, People, Process, and Trust,” highlighted the shift from simply exploring AI and automation to embedding them effectively within legal practice. The forum provided valuable insights into how firms are approaching governance, cybersecurity, workflow redesign, and the practical application of AI.At TGT Legal, we are committed to staying at the forefront of developments in legal technology. Attending events like this ensures we continue to evolve, strengthen our capabilities, and deliver forward-thinking, efficient solutions for our clients.
2026-07-01
Juliet Moses chaired a Legalwise webinar on Tuesday, which explored the growing complexity of modern will drafting - including best practice drafting, evolving relationship property law, family complexity, cross‑border assets, and increased scrutiny around capacity and undue influence.Samuel Johnston, Senior Associate at TGT, shared insights on “Wills in a Borderless World: Essential Guidance for Cross‑Border Estates”. He covered key issues such as jurisdiction (worldwide vs local wills), domicile considerations, overseas executors and beneficiaries, and the added complexity of digital assets in an international context - supported by practical case studies and drafting strategies to avoid common (and less obvious) pitfalls.If you would like guidance on navigating these challenges, our team would be happy to help.
2020-10-27
The new Trusts Act comes into effect on 30 January 2021 and is intended to consolidate existing trust law and make it more accessible and understandable, partly to provide better guidance for trustees and beneficiaries and to enhance the ability of beneficiaries to hold trustees to account.
