Righteous Law - Immigration, Business & Property Law Specialists | Auckland
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Righteous Law is a full-service law firm in Auckland combining local New Zealand legal expertise with bilingual capabilities. The firm was established in 2016 by founding partners Zhenzhen Chen and Jason Shi with a vision to create a practice that is both highly professional and culturally attuned.
The firm provides comprehensive legal services across immigration, property transactions, commercial law, civil litigation, family law, criminal defence, and estate planning. Their diverse team includes experienced New Zealand lawyers and native Mandarin-speaking solicitors, enabling them to effectively serve both local and international clients, particularly within the Chinese community.
Led by distinguished practitioners including former MP Raymond Huo, who chaired the Justice Committee and led major legislative reforms, and litigation expert Kalev Crossland with over 35 years of experience, the firm combines deep legal knowledge with practical commercial understanding. They take pride in delivering clear, effective and compassionate legal solutions while upholding the principles of justice, morality and integrity reflected in their name.
Righteous Law also offer services in:
- Auckland High Court
- Hamilton High Court
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Office Locations:
Central Office
Level 4, Building 10/666 Great South Road, Ellerslie, Auckland 1051
Eastern Office
2/1 Bishop Dunn Place, Flat Bush, Auckland 2013
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