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Whitcombe Law is a Dunedin-based property law practice that brings deep expertise in residential and commercial property sales and purchases, subdivisions and related financing. The team supports clients through every stage of property transactions with precise advice, practical solutions and a commitment to clarity and efficiency.
Whitcombe Law has earned a reputation for professional, personable and reliable service, emphasizing relationships built on trust. The firm describes its approach as creating clients for life, and its team works to deliver proactive, responsive service to clients across New Zealand.
With a lean, experienced team led by Todd Whitcombe and Sonya Steele, Whitcombe Law offers nationwide capability while maintaining personalised service. The firm was incorporated in 2020 as Property Law NZ Limited trading as Whitcombe Law and currently employs six staff including solicitors, associates and administration.
Gegründet 2020
6 Personen im Team
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WhitcombeLaw provides expert support across residential and commercial property sales and purchases, including subdivisions, guiding clients through due diligence, negotiation and closing with clarity and efficiency.
In Private Client matters, the firm handles Wills, Trusts and Estates as well as Enduring Powers of Attorney and Relationship Property Agreements, delivering tailored estate planning and succession strategies to protect families and assets.
Banking and Finance services cover Financing and Refinancing, assisting clients with securing loans, restructuring debt and ensuring regulatory compliance, all while keeping the client’s commercial and personal objectives in view.
Corporate and Commercial matters are supported through Business Sales and Purchases, providing practical deal structuring, risk assessment and transaction support to ensure commercial aims are met.
