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How to contest a will in New Zealand under the Family Protection Act 1955: who can claim, the moral duty test, and the 12-month time limit from the grant of probate.
What happens when someone dies without a will in New Zealand: the Administration Act 1969 distribution order for a spouse, partner, children and other relatives.
The two types of enduring power of attorney in New Zealand under the PPPR Act 1988: one for property and one for personal care and welfare, and when each takes effect.
What the Wills Act 2007 requires for a valid will in New Zealand: who can make one, being in writing and signed, and witnessed by two witnesses present together.
New Zealand wills and estates law: making a valid will, enduring power of attorney, probate (now $40,000), contesting a will, and dying without a will.
What probate is in New Zealand, when the High Court needs to grant it, the small estate threshold that rose to $40,000 in September 2025, and why land always needs it.