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Marsden Woods Inskip Smith was established in Whangarei in 1922. Over the years, the firm has grown to become one of the region’s most reputable and respected legal establishments.

The company offers a wide range of legal services, with a wealth of knowledge in key areas including property and employment law, wills, trusts and estates, powers of attorney, Maori land, business and family law and civil litigation.

Marsden Woods Inskip Smith has also held the office of the Crown Solicitor for Northland since 1971.

As a team, we pride ourselves on being accessible, approachable and efficient, ensuring the provision of balanced and determined advice to all our clients in a timely manner.

The extensive collective experience of our MWIS legal team guarantees excellent support and results for our clients, as we work closely with every individual, family and business to ensure a positive outcome, whatever the situation.

About Us

Becoming a registered member of Ngātiwai Trust Board ensures you can actively participate in the decisions, benefits, and opportunities that shape the future of our iwi. Registration connects you to important updates, voting rights, and access to iwi programmes and services.

You are eligible to register if you can whakapapa to Ngātiwai through one of our recognised hapū or marae.

Why Register

  • Have your say in iwi decision-making and elections.
  • Stay informed with iwi news, opportunities, and events.
  • Access programmes, services, and resources for registered members.
  • Help us maintain accurate records of our iwi whānau across Aotearoa and the world.
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How to Register

You can register online using the form below or download a registration form and email it through to us.

If you need help with the process, our team is here to support you

Fill out the form here

Personal Information:

Peferred Communication Method:

Phone or Email

Occupation:

Employed, Self Employed, Unemployed, Homemaker, Super-annuant, Beneficiary, Student

Voting Process:

To be eligible to vote for Ngātiwai Trust Board Trustees, you must:

- Be registered with the Ngātiwai Trust Board.

- Identify the ONE Marae you will vote through.

Please name the Marae you will vote through first, followed by any other Ngātiwai Marae you whakapapa to:

Hapū

First, please indicate your primary Ngātiwai hapū, followed by any others you whakapapa to:

Spouse/Partners:

Dependants:

Do you have any dependents? If so please list the Full Name, Date of Birth, Their relationship to you and if they live with you.

Whakapapa:


Please list your whānau here. We understand all families are unique, so if yours doesn't fit please fill it in the best you can.

All areas need to be filled in to proceed. Please put N/A in any areas that are unknown or do not apply.

Declaration

I acknowledge that the information provided is subject to the Privacy Act 2020. I agree that Ngātiwai Trust may use this information for the purpose of maintaining the Trust register and contacting me in relation to the information provided.
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Access to the Beneficial Owners section is a manual process so we will review your application and be in touch with you.
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Update or deregister

Already registered with Ngātiwai Trust Board?

Make sure your details are current so we can continue to stay in touch with you and your whānau.

Keeping your contact information and whakapapa details updated ensures

• You receive the latest pānui, updates, and event notices
• Your eligibility is maintained for scholarships and iwi support
• You remain connected to your marae, hapū, and Ngātiwai kaupapa

Deregister

If you wish to de-register, contact our office in writing.

Personal Information

Change of Details

Tell us what has changed and needs updating.

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Access to the Beneficial Owners section is a manual process so we will review your application and be in touch with you.
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