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WRMK Lawyers

WRMK Lawyers are your lawyers for life, providing a full range of legal services and trusted advice to families at every stage of life. Their specialist Life Planning team can assist with anything from preparing wills and enduring powers of attorney, to advising you about Trusts, retirement living, residential care subsidies, and navigating the complexities of administering an estate.

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9 Hunt Street Whangārei Northland Region 0110 New Zealand

Serving you in Whangārei, Dargaville, Kerikeri and Warkworth, or in your own home.

As a full service law firm, our teams specialise in many different areas of law, and work closely together to provide a complete end-to-end service for you. Click on the images below to find out more about how we can help or visit our website using the link above.

  • Wills, Estates & Life Planning

    Wills, Estates & Life Planning

    Plan ahead to take care of yourself and your loved ones. Whether it’s making a will, managing your assets or deciding who will make decisions for you if you are unable, we can help. As we grow, our lives and our needs change. Buying a house, getting married or separated, or having children or grandchildren all influence how we want to manage our assets and look after our own wellbeing.

  • Trusts and Asset Planning

    Trusts and Asset Planning

    Protect your wealth. Protecting the things you and your family have worked hard for is important. Trusts are an excellent tool for protecting your assets and ensuring they pass on to the right people. In some situations, they may also help you to manage your tax obligations. However, it’s important to set them up and administer them correctly to ensure you achieve what you set out to.

  • Relationship and Family Property

    Relationship and Family Property

    Our relationship property lawyers can help you with pre-nuptial contracting out agreements, separation agreements, property sharing agreements, powers of attorney, living wills and advanced care directions, personal and property rights applications, and elder care issues. A bit of forward planning by talking about things and making agreements can often prevent later problems. We give wise, strictly confidential advice based on our extensive experience.

Frequently Asked Questions

If your parent set up Enduring Powers of Attorney (EPA) while they were well, you may be named as their attorney, the person legally authorised to step in and help. But here’s something many people don’t realise: being named in an EPA doesn’t automatically mean you can start making decisions on your loved one’s behalf. There are important steps you need to follow first.

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