Wealth and Private Clients
Post-nuptial Agreements In Kenya
Post-nuptial agreements are a generally new concept in Kenya....
Wealth and Private Clients
The Difference Between Wills And Family Trusts
Wills have traditionally been the preferred estate planning tool. However, recent amendments to Kenyan laws have propelled family trusts into the fore front of estate planning tools by refining it int...
Wealth and Private Clients
Rethinking Kenyan Succession Laws: Re-married Widows Have A Right To Their Ex- Husband's Property
Kenya has made a lot of strides recognizing equality between the male and female gender and the courts are working to ensure that the right to equal treatment (non-discrimination based on gender) is u...
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Time Limits On Annulment Of A Marriage Declared Unconstitutional; Kenya Law
Parents are always concerned about the well-being of their children especially when they are highly dependent minors that require constant specialized care. ...
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Resolving Family Disputes Through Alternative Methods: Family Mediation
Parents are always concerned about the well-being of their children especially when they are highly dependent minors that require constant specialized care. ...
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Discretionary Trust: A Flexible Estate Plan For Your Child
Parents are always concerned about the well-being of their children especially when they are highly dependent minors that require constant specialized care. ...
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Matrimonial Property Disputes In Polygamous Marital Relations
Polygamy has been defined in the Marriage Act 2014 as the state or practice of a man having more than one wife simultaneously....
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Sham Trusts: Is Your Family Trust Valid In Law?
A trust is a legal arrangement that is created by a settlor (the founder of the trust) by transferring his or her assets to the trust and placing them under the control of a trustee for the benefit of...
Wealth and Private Clients
Rethinking Succession Practices In Kenya: The Feasibility Of Electronic Wills
Many aspects of the law have come to grips with the pressures and realities of the advancements and use of digital technology, and testamentary succession is no exception....
