Section 21 of the Property (Relationships) Act 1976 enables couples to contract out of the Act and enter into their own private agreement to determine the status, ownership and division of their property.
Our lawyers advise clients on the implications of entering into a Contracting Out Agreement and will draft or review agreements for them. Should circumstances later change, our team will review the agreement and make any necessary amendments.
Miranda joined Nicholsons in January 2016 after working at another local law firm and has recently become an associate of the firm. Miranda moved to New Plymouth in 2008, prior to this living in London and working for a legal publishing company. Miranda works predominantly in the areas of property and commercial law and is able to assist on a wide range of matters from buying and selling a property to setting up a family trust and preparing wills. She also assists with relationship property matters such as separations and contracting out agreements.
Outside of work, Miranda enjoys running and yoga and has two sons who keep her busy.
Personal
Property
Rural
Trusts
Commercial
Relationship Property
If you have a question, want some more information or would just like to speak to someone, make an enquiry now and our team will be in touch with you as soon as possible.