It is not uncommon for some applicants to have an old drunk and disorderly conviction, or a drunk driving conviction, or even an old conviction for the possession of recreational drugs. Sometimes these convictions are from over 10 years ago and it can be confusing as to whether you need to disclose these charges to […]
In this short article Tina Hwang discusses her experiences successfully appealing sentances handed out under the Immigration Act 2009. Tina explores some of the important issues relating to deportation. To read more articles by Tina click here. To read more about Queen City Law property expert Tina Hwang click here. To download the article as a […]
Your rights after the arrest is made Under the Bill of Rights you have certain undeniable rights when you are being arrested. If you are arrested make sure you get legal representation as soon as possible. Civil and political rights are guaranteed under the New Zealand Bill of Rights Act 1990 (BoRA), and generally apply […]
Queen City Law immigration lawyer Rita Worner has prepared more information on when criminal convictions can effect an application for residency in New Zealand. To read more about Rita click here. If you have a criminal conviction or negative immigration history but want to get residency in New Zealand, you can request a character waiver […]
On behalf of KNC CONSTRUCTION Limited and a number of associated companies and trusts, I would like to personally thank you for the excellent way you have represented our interests over the last 10 years with unswerving professionalism and trust.
KNC Construction Limited https://queencitylaw.co.nz/knc-construction-testimonial-september-2014/
The successful outcome meant everything to us as anything less could have had life changing consequences and we are so very grateful for your expertise, networks and the speed with which you were able to successfully turn around our affairs.
Angelene and Mo Kumar – Testimonial – January 2015 - Conveyancing https://queencitylaw.co.nz/dev/angelene-and-mo-kumar-testimonial-january-2015-2/