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Simon Gyenge

Director

When it comes to your legal affairs, Simon Gyenge ensures that what you think is happening, is actually happening.

Member of the Property Law Section of the New Zealand Law Society 2024/25

With a warm, practical approach to legal services, Simon is committed to making sure his clients not only understand their legal affairs, but see those plans put effectively into action. He works with a diverse range of clients, specialising in property law (commercial and residential), trusts and estate planning, relationship property, and commercial law — including business transactions and commercial leasing.

Wellington-born and Tauranga-raised, Simon completed a conjoint Bachelor of Laws and Bachelor of Science at the University of Auckland before returning to the Bay in 2015. Joining LOA Law as a law clerk, he worked his way to becoming a Director in 2022 — a journey he describes as challenging, rewarding, and deeply fulfilling. Today, he takes great pride in serving the community he calls home.

An avid sport and outdoors enthusiast, Simon enjoys hiking, futsal, skiing, surfing, and golf. These days, however, most of his spare time is happily devoted to his wife, Natalie, and their daughters, Scarlett and Nova, exploring all that Tauranga and New Zealand have to offer.

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Simon Says

Enduring Powers of Attorney and the PPPR Act

Welcome to our 23rd Simon Says podcast episode! In this episode, Simon talks about the PPPR Act and the importance of having Enduring Powers of Attorney. The information contained in this podcast is of a general nature only and does not purport to cover all aspects of the law or your particular circumstances. We recommend you obtain personalised legal advice before entering into any agreement or other obligation, whether verbal, visual, or written.

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