Warring separated couples can spend years and eye-watering amounts fighting over relationship property through New Zealand courts. In the first of a two-part investigation, Jane Phare talks to Jeremy Sutton and other experts about what’s wrong with a system that can lead to financial ruin, emotional burnout and, in some cases, one side walking away the loser. Read the complete article on the NZ Herald.
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