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  • Dealing with the deceaseds property: Wills, intestacy, and small . . .
    If they owned the house together, or jointly, this is known as “joint tenants” The deed to the property would say something like: “Owned by [name] and [name]” In this case, the other partner becomes the sole owner of the house as soon as the deceased died
  • Wills, probate and estates | New Zealand Government - Govt. nz
    After someone dies, an executor or administrator needs to be appointed by the High Court to deal with the estate A will is a set of instructions for after someone dies The person lists what they want to happen with their: end-of-life wishes, such as funeral, tangi or memorial requests
  • NZLS | Making a Will and Estate Administration - New Zealand Law Society
    The alternative is option B, where a spouse or partner chooses not to claim their share of relationship property but to keep what they own, take jointly-owned property and inherit what is available to them under the will (or the Administration Act rules if there is no will)
  • Simultaneous deaths: what happens if you and your partner pass away at . . .
    If two people pass away who jointly owned property then that will be treated as if they owned the property as tenants in common with each party owning an equal share Therefore, that share in the property will be distributed in accordance with who would be entitled to inherit either under intestacy or their Will
  • Family Members Claims in New Zealand Estates - Inheritance Law
    In New Zealand, real estate that is owned by more than one person is registered on the title in either their joint names or as tenants in common If you are unsure whether property was owned by the deceased jointly or as tenants in common, it is possible to find out by searching the Land Information New Zealand (LINZ) database
  • Inheritance Law in NZ: Your Rights to Inheritance - Smith and Partners
    Estate Litigation expert, Alana Kalinowski outlines the law in New Zealand and what your options are if you have been left out of your parent's will or have received an unequal portion of the available inheritance
  • Property Ownership and Your Wills | Cavell Leitch Lawyers
    In New Zealand, there are two common legal forms of property ownership A majority of couples own their properties as Joint Tenants The significant feature of this form of ownership is that when one person passes away, their share will automatically pass to the other party through "survivorship"
  • Estate Administration - whats the process? - Young Hunter
    When assets such as bank accounts and residential property are held jointly, these will be transferred into the name of the surviving owner by virtue of the law of survivorship, regardless of the terms of the deceased’s Will It is a cheaper and quicker process than what is required for Probate
  • Being left out of a Will - Blomfield Legal NZ
    Ascertaining how the property was owned Jointly held property will pass to the surviving spouse while separately (tenants in common) owned property will form part of the Estate If the value of the Estate is more than $15,000 then probate will be required
  • New Zealand inheritance laws - New Zealand Property Guides
    The primary laws applying to inheritance matters in New Zealand include The Wills Act 2007, the Administration Act 1969, the Family Protection Act 1955, the Property (Relationships) Act 1976, the Law Reform (Testamentary Promises) Act 1949 and the Estate and Gift Duties Act 1968





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