Mike Newdick

Mike 自奥克兰大学毕业并于1986年取得律师资格后一直在特纳·霍普金斯律师事务所工作。Mike从事大多数法律领域的工作：商业、金融、房地产开发、销售/购买、公司重组、债权人保护、信托和遗产工作 。

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Mike的专业领域

遗产、信托和遗嘱

商业法

“自1923年以来，特纳·霍普金斯已成立一百年，”Mike说，“能够成为特纳·霍普金斯一份子，我感到非常满足。” 当他最初加入特纳·霍普金斯时，这是一家小型郊区律师事务所，设有多个办事处，为社区提供法律服务。 虽然北岸社区法律业务仍然是特纳·霍普金斯核心业务的关键部分，但特纳·霍普金斯已发展到拥有 40 多名员工，涉及商业法、就业法、争议解决、家庭法和移民法等多个领域，“ 这真是一段相当有意义的历程，”Mike在这个过程中发挥了非常重要的作用。

Mike的专业领域涉及商业或商业法、商业或住宅财产以及信托、遗嘱和遗产。 “我特别喜欢与企业合作，”Mike说。 “帮助企业拥有正确的财务和所有权结构以实现盈利增长，并帮助他们保护自己免遭商业风险，这是特别令人满意的。” Mike还喜欢从事房地产工作，从小型住宅产权转让到大型商业地产开发。 Mike和他的妻子Brenda也“言出必行”，凭借自己的能力进行了许多成功的房地产开发。

自从Mike Newdick的祖父母首次在坎贝尔湾 (Campbells Bay) 购买度假别墅以来，他的家人已经在北岸居住了75年。 Mike在塔卡普纳文法学校 (Takapuna Grammar) 完成了中学学业，他和妻子Brenda住在米尔福德（Milford）。 Mike认为没有什么地方比北岸更适合生活和工作了，他积极参与当地社区活动。 Mike总是关注冲浪预报，工作之余经常会在海岸或他最喜欢的度假胜地Great Barrier岛冲浪。

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  • To Michael Robinson – I wanted to thank you and your colleagues for many years of excellent service to the Bank. You have an outstanding business that has proved to be one of the most reliable and ethical businesses that Collections have dealt with in the almost 9 years I was with the Bank.

    ~ Head of Collections

  • My employer was going through a restructure and I contacted Michael Robinson for legal consultation. After a short discussion, I was convinced that I trust this person to represent me. During this difficult period, Michael led the case very professionally, keeping all the details under control and making sure I am getting the best outcome. In those instances, you need the most professional support, attention to details, approachability to consult and above all genuinely caring about your situation. All of those I got from Michael and the Turner Hopkins staff.

    ~ A Bialik

  • We are a software company in Switzerland and had some issues with a company in New Zealand. Searching for the right lawyer who could assist us professionally was not easy. Lucky that we find Turner Hopkins and Michael Robinson and his team helped us in this case very professionally. In those instances, you need the most professional support, attention to details, approachability to consult and above all genuinely caring about your situation. All of those I got from Michael and the Turner Hopkins staff. I thank him and his team very much. I can highly recommend.

    ~ M Acar

  • Turner Hopkins provided an exceptional legal service in a difficult insurance negotiation. Michael Robinson demonstrated considerable legal acumen and advised a pragmatic approach that delivered an exceptional outcome. I would have no hesitation in recommending Turner and Hopkins for new clients.

    ~ M Porter

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Litigation Funding
Litigation Funding

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The JustFund model allows clients of our firm to obtain loans specifically designed to meet their legal expenses.  This means that clients can now obtain legal representation without any upfront cost.  Payment of the legal fees is ultimately met from the relationship property recovered once settlement of any disputes and all relationship property matters has been resolved.

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Newsletter - July 2026
Newsletter - July 2026

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AI can now create writing, images, video and audio that look remarkably authentic and can fool almost anyone. It is also becoming part of everyday business: drafting emails, summarising documents, answering customer questions and helping people make important, often life-changing decisions. Used well, it can save considerable time, however used carelessly, it can produce confident nonsense, expose private information or create a very convincing record of something that never actually happened. We will reveal the answer about the image shortly.

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Newsletter - June 2026
Newsletter - June 2026

As winter approaches, many of us start turning our minds to the practical things: checking the gutters, finding the warm coats, pretending we know how to programme the heat pump, and wondering why the school term always seems to end at exactly the busiest possible time.

It is also a sensible time to take stock of the legal arrangements that sit quietly in the background of everyday life — until they suddenly do not. Property decisions, parenting arrangements, relationship changes, and family obligations all have a habit of becoming more stressful when people are busy, tired, or trying to make plans around work, school holidays, travel, and the weather.

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Garnishee Proceedings
Garnishee Proceedings

If someone owes you money and you have a court judgment, the judgment does not always mean you will be paid straight away. The judgment says the money is owed. If the debtor still does not pay, you may need to take another step to collect the money.

A garnishee application is one way to do this. It can be used when another person, business, bank, or organisation owes money to the debtor or is holding money for the debtor. You can ask the Court to order that third party to pay the money to you instead of paying it to the debtor.

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Newsletter - April 2026
Newsletter - April 2026

The year has started quickly as everyone floods back in from the beach or their backyard, and if the first few weeks are anything to go by, 2026 is shaping up to be a busy and hopefully very productive one.

We’re already seeing a steady stream of questions around property, immigration, estate administration and public works, often from clients who are trying to plan ahead rather than react once issues arise.

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Mortgage Fraud - Case Study
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In property transactions, there is often pressure to move quickly. Opportunities present themselves as solutions - a structure that works when others do not, a pathway to lending that appears just within reach, or an approach that promises to “get the deal across the line.”

But where that pathway depends on information being incomplete, recharacterised, or withheld, the risk is not commercial. It is legal. And increasingly, it is criminal.

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When it comes to managing a trustee company, the choice of leadership can shape the long-term success of the trust. Trustees carry significant responsibilities — not only safeguarding assets but ensuring that the trust operates in accordance with the law and in the best interests of its beneficiaries.

Two professions are often considered for this role: accountants and lawyers. Both bring valuable expertise, but their skill sets differ. Understanding these differences can help determine who is best placed to guide a trust over the long term.

Here’s a rundown of what’s been announced and what it means in practice for both residents and operators.

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Newsletter - March 2026
Newsletter - March 2026

The year has started quickly as everyone floods back in from the beach or their backyard, and if the first few weeks are anything to go by, 2026 is shaping up to be a busy and hopefully very productive one.

We’re already seeing a steady stream of questions around property, immigration, estate administration and public works, often from clients who are trying to plan ahead rather than react once issues arise.

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