'A struggle for a lot of people': Divorce funding company launches in NZ
Over 8,000 divorces are filed in New Zealand annually, and the process isn’t cheap. While the dissolution fee only costs $242, legal costs can reach into the thousands. Many...
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'A struggle for a lot of people': Divorce funding company launches in NZ
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