Dissolution of marriage or civil union for victims of family violence
Dissolution of Marriage or Civil Union for Victims of Family Violence
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Dissolution of Marriage or Civil Union for Victims of Family Violence
The Manukau District Court Capacity Expansion Project was completed today.
The Ministry of Justice has opened public consultation on its draft Long-term Insights Briefing (LTIB).
The recognition of unsafe international adoptions under the Adoption Act 1955 has been suspended to protect children and young people from harm.
Families of the deceased will save time and money as a result of changes to probate law and new systems put in place by the Ministry of Justice.
New private statutory adjudication for New Zealand – submissions sought
The Ministry of Justice welcomed its new Deputy Secretary Strategy (Pou Whakatere) Victoria Davy at a small mihi whakatau on Monday 8 September.
Tougher sentencing laws designed to strengthen the consequences of offending have come into force.
Budget 2025 contains significant investment in our core institutions – courts, the justice system, and the electoral system.
The Nelson courthouse is due to reopen to the public on Wednesday, June 4 after undergoing seismic work.
The Ministry of Justice wants to thank the thousands of people who made submissions on the rewrite of the Arms Act 1983.
Everyone mailing the Ministry needs to ensure they have the correct address information, due to recent changes to the way New Zealand Post delivers mail.
The Ministry of Justice is to lead a review of the legal aid system in 2025.
The courts will soon have a new tool to combat instances where people use Family Court proceedings to abuse others
Government to implement recommendations from the UN Committee on Torture
The Ministry of Justice is urging everyone to have their say on the Government’s rewrite of the Arms Act 1983.
The Ministry of Justice has welcomed the release of the latest evaluation of New Zealand’s work in addressing bribery.