Family Law & Succession

Protecting What Matters Most

Family legal matters require both expertise and empathy. Our team provides compassionate guidance through life’s most sensitive transitions, from marital disputes to estate planning.

We combine deep knowledge of Kenyan family law with a personalized approach, ensuring your rights and relationships are protected during emotionally challenging times.

Our Process

1. Initial Consultation

We listen carefully to understand your unique family situation and legal objectives in a judgment-free environment.

2. Document Review

Thorough examination of marriage certificates, wills, or property deeds to identify key legal considerations.

3. Strategy Development

Creating tailored solutions whether through mediation, out-of-court settlements, or litigation when necessary.

4. Ongoing Support

Providing continuous guidance as family circumstances evolve, from custody modifications to estate administration.

Why Choose Our Family Law Team?

Our lawyers have handled over 200 family cases in Kenyan courts, with particular expertise in high-net-worth matrimonial disputes. We’re known for balancing assertive legal advocacy with emotional intelligence – a rare combination that yields better outcomes. The team includes certified mediators who often help families resolve conflicts without protracted court battles. Clients appreciate our transparent fee structures and regular case updates in clear, non-legal language.

How long does probate take in Kenya?

Typically 6-9 months for straightforward cases, though complex estates may require 12-18 months. We expedite the process through proactive document preparation and registry follow-ups.

What happens if someone dies without a will?

Kenya’s Succession Act dictates asset distribution to spouses, children, and blood relatives. We guide families through this intestate process while minimizing conflicts among beneficiaries.

Can mothers automatically get custody in Kenya?

While courts prioritize children’s welfare, we help both parents build strong cases through parenting plans, financial records, and stability demonstrations.

How are marital homes divided during divorce?

Kenyan courts consider contributions (financial/non-financial), children’s needs, and future sustainability. We help document your contributions for fairer outcomes.

Let us help you!

If you need any help, please feel free to contact us. We will get back to you within 1 business day. Or if in a hurry, just call us now.

Call: 020 268 6320


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