Social media, the manosphere and healthy relationships
New Zealand is now debating whether children under 16 should be able to hold social media accounts at all. In
Women and Finance: Building Confidence, Knowledge and Financial Wellbeing
At Mee & Henry Law, we believe financial wellbeing is about far more than numbers on a spreadsheet or money
Mee & Henry Law and the SBS Bank Tour of Southland
A Decade of Supporting Local Cycling At Mee & Henry Law, we believe strong communities are built through participation, commitment
Opening Doors Through Literacy
Supporting Reading in Southland At Mee & Henry Law, we believe literacy is one of the most valuable investments we
Family Trusts – Understanding the Benefits and Responsibilities
Family trusts have been a popular part of estate and asset planning in New Zealand for many years. While the
SuperGold Cards Set to Become a More Useful Form of Identification
Many New Zealanders over 65 carry a SuperGold Card, but until now it has generally been used for discounts, concessions
New Privacy Rules Strengthen Your Right to Know
Most of us assume that organisations only hold information that we have personally provided. In reality, information about us is
Liz Henry receives King’s Service Medal in 2026 New Years Honours
Liz was honoured and humbled to receive the King’s Service Medal in the 2026 New Years Honours. The award recognition
New Pet Rules for Residential Tenancies – Landlords and Tenants take notice
Major changes to the Residential Tenancies Act take effect on 1 December 2025, introducing a clearer and more balanced framework
Changes to Probate Requirements: What Families Need to Know
New Zealand’s estate administration rules have recently been updated, making it easier in some situations for families to wind up