
Hayley Willers
Director, Accredited Property Law Specialist, Property Development, Relationship Property, Business Owners & Investors
LL.BPhone: +64 07 834 7712
Mobile: 021 113 5680
Email: [email protected]
Hayley is a Director of DTI Lawyers and an Accredited Property Law Specialist recognised by the Property Law Section of the New Zealand Law Society.
Having practised for almost 20 years, Hayley advises individuals, families, business owners, investors and property developers on a wide range of property, commercial and relationship property matters.
Hayley has particular expertise in property development and subdivision projects, business acquisitions and sales, commercial property transactions, relationship property matters involving trusts, businesses and investment assets, and succession and asset protection planning.
Known for her practical and pragmatic approach, Hayley works closely with clients to navigate significant transactions and life events with confidence. She understands that legal issues often sit at the intersection of family, property and business interests and focuses on delivering commercially sound, solutions-focused advice tailored to her clients' long-term objectives.
Based between Hamilton and Raglan, Hayley works with clients throughout the Waikato and across New Zealand.
As one of a relatively small number of lawyers in the Waikato to hold Accredited Property Law Specialist status, Hayley is recognised for her expertise and commitment to excellence in property law.
Hayley’s expertise includes:
- Property Development and Subdivision
- Relationship Property
- Business Sales and Acquisitions
- Commercial Property Transactions
- Residential and Rural Property
- Property Investment Structures
- Asset Protection and Succession Planning
- Trust Advice, Restructuring and Wind-Ups
- Company and Shareholder Matters
- Commercial Leasing
- Legal Due Diligence
- Building and Construction Contracts
- Refinancing and Lending Transactions
- Retirement Villages
- Wills and Enduring Powers of AttorneyBack






