A women’s-only workshop returning to the Waikato next month aims to help women avoid getting caught up in relationship property traps and gain financial security.
Titled “Every Women’s Guide to Relationships, Property and Money”, the workshops are aimed at helping women gain financial security. Previously held in 2018 and 2019, the workshops are run by three Waikato women — relationship property lawyer Kirsty McDonald, financial adviser Janet Natta and life coach Tracey Hancock.
Getting caught up in a relationship and not protecting yourself when it comes to relationship property is more common than you may think, says relationship property expert and Gallie Miles law firm director Kirsty McDonald of Te Awamutu.
Kirsty says they’re seeing a rise in messy relationship property claims, and she wants women to be aware of common traps that can cause stress, and in some cases, financial burden, when a relationship ends.