Edmonds Judd

Your Own Business

If you’re taking your first step to become your own boss, you want to get it right from the start. With clear and helpful guidance through matters from property purchases to staff contracts, Edmonds Judd will set you on the right path.

Leases, contracts, purchase agreements or even making changes to your Will, there’s a lot to think about with this new stage in your life.

There can be a lot to consider when starting your own business, paper work can be stressful especially with organising new employment agreements, signing of documents and all the little things in between. To make sure your legal documents are fair and you understand the finer details have a talk with our team of experts to help you understand and guide you along the way. We understand the importance of your business and can assist you in all aspects of your business transactions.

Whether you’re taking over a business or starting your own, partner with the law firm who will be alongside you on every step of your journey, right here in the heart of the Waikato.

We always walk out of a meeting feeling sure we’ve got the information to make the right decisions

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Megan Priscott, Red Kitchen

They care about our community too. They’re giving back, so they get back

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Noldy Rust

We feel like we’re in safe hands with the whole team

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Donna and Paul Davies

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