DK Law is a boutique Auckland firm in Kingsland — quietly building wills, transferring titles and structuring businesses for three generations of New Zealanders.
Tel. (09) 623 0515Relationship property, elder law, EPOAs and probate. Quietly handled by lawyers who have done it for decades — including notarial services granted under the Archbishop of Canterbury.
Full conveyancing for residential and commercial clients, plus boundary disputes, build contracts and unit-title work. We take the stress out of the deal and the surprise out of settlement.
Buy a business, sell a business, restructure shareholders, draft an employment contract or take a personal grievance — DK Law focuses on commercial deals and the people running them.
Known for professionalism and dedication. Specialises in property, commercial and trust law with a focus on developers and traders. Active in the legal community through webinars for organisations including ANZ and APIA.
kristine [at] dklaw.co.nz
Experienced in estate planning, asset protection, property, commercial and employment law. Speaks French and Spanish, which has made him the first call for many of DK Law's international clients.
campbell [at] dklaw.co.nzAt DK Law we believe in getting you the best result without any of the stress. Duncan King Law — incorporating Duncan Horrocks Law, Jan P Campi, Sandringham Law and Wadsworth Ray — has served the Auckland community for over 56 years from our Kingsland office.
Meet the full 15-person team →Founding partnership; long-trusted Kingsland counsel.
Bringing decades of property and family-law experience.
Mark Robinson's 20-year practice and Business Association legacy.
George Wadsworth and John Ray's combined practice.
“We’re dedicated to building genuine relationships and delivering value in every aspect of your legal life — getting you the best result, without any of the stress.”
A clear breakdown of disbursements and statutory fees — LINZ, Companies Office, AML/CDD and office charges.
Our standard terms of engagement — payment, communication and the way we work with you.
Plain-English notes on trusts, the 2019 Trust Act, conveyancing and other matters our clients ask about.
Whether it's a Sale & Purchase, a Will draft, a shareholder dispute or a notarial signature for an overseas document — we'd rather hear about it than not.
