Move over travel, the Covid-19 lockdown has taken over as the ultimate test of a relationship. Many Kiwi couples have been struggling while they have been stuck living and working at home for months. Jeremy and a relationship counsellor, Steph Dowse, speak to The Project about how Kiwi couples have faired through this time.
Palmer v Alalaakkola [2021] NZHC 2330 An appeal to the High Court this month raised a novel question: is copyright in an artistic work relationship property? Ms A is a painter who painted a...Read More
Q: My ex-wife and I separated last year. We met when I was living in London and we relocated to New Zealand about 10 years ago. Ever since we separated she has talked about going...Read More
Q: I am separated from my children's father. We generally get along well but have been clashing during this lockdown. We have a 5-5-2-2 share care arrangement. I don't want the...Read More
Q: I have care of my three children every second week. They are supposed to go back to their mothers house this Friday but Sunday is Father’s Day and I really want to have them...Read More