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Catherine from Murdoch Price Lawyers

Catherine Te Wharau is an experienced lawyer and Principal at Murdoch Price Lawyers, bringing over 25 years of experience in the legal profession.

Having started her career as a Registered Legal Executive before qualifying as a solicitor, Catherine has developed a broad understanding of the legal challenges people and businesses face. Her areas of expertise include residential and commercial conveyancing, business transactions, refinancing, wills, trusts, estate planning, enduring powers of attorney and estate administration.

Catherine genuinely loves what she does and enjoys helping clients navigate life’s important decisions, whether they’re buying their first home, growing a business or putting plans in place to protect their family’s future.

With a practical, down-to-earth approach, Catherine understands that legal matters can sometimes feel overwhelming. She aims to make the process easier by providing clear advice, answering questions and helping clients understand their options.

Outside of work, Catherine enjoys spending time with her family of seven, bringing the same care and commitment to her personal life as she does to her clients.

Residential and commercial conveyancing • Business acquisitions and leasing • Refinancing • Estates •
Wills • Trusts • Estate planning •
Residential and commercial conveyancing • Business acquisitions and leasing • Refinancing • Estates •
Wills • Trusts • Estate planning •

Legal in East Auckland

Murdoch Price Lawyers is an established East Auckland law firm providing practical, personalised legal advice to individuals, families and businesses.

With a history spanning more than 65 years, the firm combines decades of legal experience with a friendly, approachable service. Based in East Tāmaki, Murdoch Price has a dedicated team of lawyers and legal professionals who understand that every client’s circumstances are different.

The firm offers a comprehensive range of legal services, including residential and commercial property transactions, business acquisitions and leasing, employment law, refinancing, wills, trusts, estate planning, relationship property, estate administration and civil litigation.

Whether you’re purchasing a property, starting or selling a business, managing a deceased estate or planning for the future, the team is there to help you make informed decisions.

What sets Murdoch Price apart is its commitment to providing legal services at a personal level. The team focuses on building lasting relationships, understanding each client’s needs and delivering straightforward, practical advice.

With a strong connection to the East Auckland community and a wealth of experience across business, property and personal law, Murdoch Price Lawyers is a trusted source of legal support through every stage of life and business.

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Murdoch Price Lawyers FAQs

What legal services does Murdoch Price Lawyers offer?

Murdoch Price Lawyers provides a wide range of legal services for individuals, families and businesses. These include residential and commercial conveyancing, business acquisitions and leasing, refinancing, wills, trusts, estate planning, relationship property, estate administration and civil litigation.

Can you help me buy or sell a house?

Absolutely! Whether you’re a first-home buyer, moving house or selling an investment property, Murdoch Price Lawyers can guide you through the conveyancing process. The team handles everything from reviewing sale and purchase agreements to managing settlements, helping make your property transaction as straightforward and stress-free as possible.

Where is Murdoch Price Lawyers based, and who do you work with?

Murdoch Price Lawyers is based in East Auckland and works with individuals, families, property owners, investors and business owners. With an experienced team and a friendly, practical approach, the firm helps clients understand their legal options and make confident, informed decisions.

You can contact Catherine Te Wharau directly to discuss your legal needs or arrange an appointment with the team.

What's the difference between a will and an enduring power of attorney?

A will sets out what happens to your estate after you pass away. An enduring power of attorney (EPA) allows someone you trust to make certain decisions on your behalf during your lifetime, particularly if you become unable to make those decisions yourself. Murdoch Price Lawyers can help you understand both documents and why they are important parts of planning for the future.

Do I need a lawyer when buying or selling a business?

Yes, having a lawyer involved is strongly recommended. Buying or selling a business involves contracts, financial commitments and potential legal risks. Murdoch Price Lawyers can review agreements, advise on legal obligations and help protect your interests throughout the transaction.