McWilliam Rennie Lawyers
Lawyer in Wellington
www.mcwilliamrennie.co.nz/
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Leona McWilliam Leona McWilliam graduated from Otago University in 200 with a Bachelor of Laws and Bachelor of Arts English Literature . She worked initially in general practice in the Wairarapa, before travelling to the United Kingdom to work in the area of child protection. She returned to New Zealand in 2005 and has practised in both Criminal and Family Law in the Wellington region since then. Jacinda Rennie Jacinda Rennie graduated from the University of Waikato in 1996 with a Bachelor of Laws with First Class Honours. She initially worked in areas of litigation including civil, criminal and employment as well as family law in New Plymouth, before travelling overseas.
Jacinda moved to Wellington in 2003 and after a short period working in general litigation, has specialised in Family Law since 2005. Jacinda has been approved by the Family Court to represent children and is also on the panel of lawyers who can be appointed by the Central Authority on Hague Convention matters. Jacinda is a co author of Relationship Property and Adult Maintenance published by Thomson Reuters. Sarah Ineson Sarah Ineson graduated from Victoria University of Wellington in 2001 with a Bachelor of Arts Criminology and Religious Studies . Sarah initially worked in a general litigation firm, practising in the areas of family law, criminal law, civil litigation, and property local government.
She practices in criminal and family law and undertakes work as a duty solicitor. Sarah acts for children in the Family Court, is a member of the Wellington Family Courts Association and is the Wellington Regional Representative for the New Zealand Law Society Family Law Section. She acts for children in the Family Court and also undertakes appointments as lawyer for subject persons under the Protection of Personal and Property Rights Act. Emma Cooney Emma Cooney graduated from Victoria University with a Bachelor of Law and Bachelor of Commerce and istration Economics and Commercial Law . Nisha specialises in family law, with a particular focus on children, relationship property and domestic violence. Nisha is approved to act for children in the Family Court, is a member of the Committee of the Wellington Family Courts’ Association and volunteers at the Wellington Community Law Centre and Lower Hutt Citizen’s Advice Bureau
Jacinda moved to Wellington in 2003 and after a short period working in general litigation, has specialised in Family Law since 2005. Jacinda has been approved by the Family Court to represent children and is also on the panel of lawyers who can be appointed by the Central Authority on Hague Convention matters. Jacinda is a co author of Relationship Property and Adult Maintenance published by Thomson Reuters. Sarah Ineson Sarah Ineson graduated from Victoria University of Wellington in 2001 with a Bachelor of Arts Criminology and Religious Studies . Sarah initially worked in a general litigation firm, practising in the areas of family law, criminal law, civil litigation, and property local government.
She practices in criminal and family law and undertakes work as a duty solicitor. Sarah acts for children in the Family Court, is a member of the Wellington Family Courts Association and is the Wellington Regional Representative for the New Zealand Law Society Family Law Section. She acts for children in the Family Court and also undertakes appointments as lawyer for subject persons under the Protection of Personal and Property Rights Act. Emma Cooney Emma Cooney graduated from Victoria University with a Bachelor of Law and Bachelor of Commerce and istration Economics and Commercial Law . Nisha specialises in family law, with a particular focus on children, relationship property and domestic violence. Nisha is approved to act for children in the Family Court, is a member of the Committee of the Wellington Family Courts’ Association and volunteers at the Wellington Community Law Centre and Lower Hutt Citizen’s Advice Bureau
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Separation is a difficult time and many issues suddenly become extremely urgent, including occupation of the family home, division of relationship property, childcare arrangements, and financial support. We can assist you with working out the division of property after the end of a relationship, including valuing assets, preparing separation agreements, and if necessary, using the Family Court to resolve property issues. We can advise you about spousal maintenance and child support issues, help with IRD istrative reviews, and prepare applications to the Family Court if agreements can’t be reached about spousal maintenance or child support. We can either help you prepare your own application, or do the whole thing for you. We can assist you if you wish to adopt a child, or if you wish to get advice about the effect of agreeing to your child being adopted. If you need to find out for sure who the father is of the child, we can help you to arrange DNA tests, and if necessary, take steps to have the other parent recorded on the birth certificate. If you are unhappy about the provision that has been made for you in a family member’s Will, you can make an application to the Court for a fairer division. If a family member has lost capacity and can no longer make decisions regarding their own welfare and property, someone else may need to be appointed by the Court to make those decisions for them
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