@ Mee Henry law
We Build Trust
and deliver outstanding results
Professional legal help for every client
Mee & Henry Law Limited is an established, small, general property practice firm based in Invercargill, with clients all over New Zealand. For over twenty years our clients have trusted us to provide quality legal services in an exceptional and cost effective way.
Barristers & Solicitors
KNOWLEDGE – EXPERIENCE – PRAGMATISM
Mee & Henry Law Limited has experienced and talented Barristers & Solicitors who are able to handle your property law needs.
Mee & Henry Law Limited do not undertake any legal aid work.
Latest News
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Mee & Henry Law is pleased to announce the promotion of Krista Sim to the role of Associate as of 1 July 2022.
Krista is an integral member of our firm working with a focus in our Trust and Estates Team. She creates and maintains excellent client relationships and has a practical approach to the law, which reflects our key objectives to provide quality legal services in an exceptional and cost-effective way.
SuperGrans is a service from SuperGrans Limited under the Jubilee Budgeting umbrella. Their whánau mentors share their knowledge and skills with people in our communities through the concept of kaitiaki mentoring the sharing of generational knowledge. Their wish is to see communities thrive by engaging and empowering people to strengthen their own skills and knowledge and to have the confidence to make changes that will benefit themselves and their whánau.
Your can check out their website at https://jubileebudget.co.nz/supergrans/ or their Facebook…
We assist with –
Drafting and correct signing of Wills
Preparation of Enduring Powers of Attorney
Advice on Signing Enduring Powers of Attorney
We offer a FREE Will service, unless your Will is really complex (in which event we will be in touch to discuss costs with you) . To make things even easier we have an Online Form in which you can enter most of the information we are likely to need to draft up your brand…
New Zealand has passed a law called the Anti-Money Laundering and Countering Financing of Terrorism Act 2009 (we will call it the AML/CFT law). The purpose of the law reflects New Zealand’s commitment to the international initiative to counter the impact that criminal activity has on people and economies within the global community.