Based in Ōtautahi Christchurch, KT Law represents our entire Canterbury community. We specialise in providing practical legal advice and support for every aspect of your life’s journey, from buying your first home, making a business move to planning a secure retirement.
Working as one team with different life experiences and expertise, we offer a full wrap-around legal service that encompasses both the personal and professional. We speak your language. Between us, we speak a number of different languages, and make the language of law accessible.
I have engaged Kannangara Thomson Partner Brent Selwyn and his team for numerous pieces of work.
They are highly responsive, transparent and thorough in all their undertakings.
I highly recommend them for anyone after advice particularly in the trusts, estates and wills area.
Amazing lawyers. Nothing is ever a drama to explain, and they are very approachable when you need extra information!
This legal firm has a team of very experienced and very capable solicitors.
I went there to talk about some business matters and was very pleasantly surprised at how well I was received. With plenty of car parking it's a short 1 min walk to the lift or stairs. The reception is on level 2.
Give this firm some very careful consideration should you wish legal advice. I am positive you will not be disappointed
Great people to deal with, super efficient and professional advice, go straight to the point and get things done, well worth the money spent.
Very impressed by this company. Prompt, professional and friendly. I have had some challenging experiences with lawyers and this company is refreshing. Thank you Brent and Craig.
Really awesome company to deal with! I highly recommend Sally & Steven as they have done an amazing job helping us sell and buy homes with limited timeframes.
For many decades the backbone to a kiwi family’s retirement plan was to own a rental property or properties. In some cases, the properties have been bought with no money down, having leveraged again equity in their own homes. For the last decade or so, successive Governments have had political pressure applied to make housing…
This is a complex and specialist area covering the circumstances in which individuals can qualify for assistance from the government to pay for the not inconsiderable rest home fees that can be involved where a person is living in a rest home or indeed receiving constant hospital care in the hospital wing of a rest…
The late Tina Turner famously asked this question while recording her fifth studio album in 1984. Unfortunately for Mrs Turner, she didn’t have a lawyer with her in the studio at the time of recording to let her know that when it comes to protecting your assets, love can have a lot to do with…
Inheritances and Relationship Property Have you inherited some money or you are about to? Should an inheritance be shared with your Partner or kept separate? If you are in a relationship and inherit money, you need to consider whether you want it to become relationship property, or whether you want to recover it in the…
Care of Children When parents or guardians of a child separate, one of the most important issues to work through is how you will arrange the care of your child. Are you to have an equal share of the day-to-day care or will one of you have the child most of the time? It is…
Frequently Asked Questions About Contracting Out Agreements What is a Contracting Out Agreement? A contracting out agreement can also be known as a Relationship Property Agreement and sometimes referred to as a “pre-nup”. The agreement can cover as much or as little as the couple wish. It can include the family home (even if this…
Our Christchurch-based team of legal professionals are approachable and knowledgeable. Please contact us for tailored legal advice across your personal, business and family life.
