Category: family-law
Our Family Law practice provides compassionate and practical legal services to families navigating challenging personal matters. From divorce and child custody to wills and succession planning, we help clients resolve sensitive issues while protecting their best interests.
We assist in divorce proceedings, spousal and child support negotiations, and prenuptial agreements, ensuring fair settlements. Our experienced lawyers also handle cases of child custody and visitation rights, safeguarding the welfare of children involved.
For those looking to plan their estates, we provide expert advice on drafting wills, trusts, and handling succession matters. Our goal is to make the process as smooth as possible, offering legal clarity and peace of mind to families during difficult times.
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Buying Land For Your Children in Their Own Name in Kenya
Buying land for your children in Kenya in their own name is possible if they are adults. If they are minors, the land can be…
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The Adoption Process in Kenya
In Kenya, adoption is a legal process through which a child is permanently placed with an adoptive parent or parents (when applicants are a couple).…
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Prenuptial Agreements in Kenya: Strengthening Relationships
A prenuptial agreement is a contract signed by a couple before marriage that outlines how assets, debts, and other matters will be handled during and…
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Can a Foreigner File for a Divorce in Kenya? FAQ’s
Can a foreigner file for a divorce in Kenya? The short answer is yes, subject to meeting certain requirements. This article aims to help you…
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Polygamy in Kenya: How to Legally Marry Two or more Wives
Polygamy is legal in Kenya under specific conditions. Men can marry more than one wife if they follow the rules outlined in the Marriage Act.…
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Registered Trusts in Kenya
Trusts are a powerful legal tool for managing assets and ensuring that they benefit the intended parties. In Kenya, the registration of trusts is governed…
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Invalidating a Will in Kenya: Reasons and Procedure
Several circumstances can lead to the invalidation of a will, including when the testator lacks the legal capacity to make the will, improper execution, undue…
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Testate Succession in Kenya: A Comprehensive Guide
Testate succession refers to the distribution of a deceased person’s estate according to their will. In Kenya, this process is governed by the Law of…
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Intestate Succession in Kenya: When you Don’t Leave a Will
Intestate Succession is the process used to distribute assets and settle the liabilities of a person who dies without leaving a will. When a person…