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Top-Rated Lawyers in Kenya: Your Complete Guide for 2025

In Brief : Discover the top-rated lawyers in Kenya for 2025. Learn how to choose the best legal professionals for your needs, explore leading legal services, and stay ahead of emerging legal trends. Introduction Kenya’s legal landscape is evolving rapidly in 2025, driven by economic growth, technological advancements, and increasing globalization. Businesses and individuals alike...

Caution on Land in Kenya: How Caveats Prevent Property Disputes

Introduction In Kenya, caution on land and your land ownership transactions are governed by a robust legal framework aimed at protecting the rights of landowners and interested parties. Among the legal tools available to safeguard interests in land are cautions and caveats. These mechanisms serve as warnings or restrictions placed on the land register, preventing...

UNFAIR TERMINATION: LEGAL PROTECTIONS AND REMEDIES

UNFAIR TERMINATION: LEGAL PROTECTIONS AND REMEDIES Unfair termination is a significant concern for employees in Kenya, where labour laws are designed to protect workers from wrongful dismissal. Under the Employment Act, 2007, employers are required to follow fair procedures and provide valid reasons before terminating an employee. Failure to do so can result in claims...

UNDERSTANDING CHILD CUSTODY AND MAINTANANCE IN KENYA

Understanding Child Custody and Maintenance in Kenya A Comprehensive Guide to Legal Guardianship and Child Support Child custody and maintenance in Kenya are critical aspects of family law governed by a combination of statutes such as the Children Act, the Constitution of Kenya, and precedents set by case law. Here’s a comprehensive guide to understanding...

PROCESS OF REPLACING A LOST TITLE DEED IN KENYA

REPLACEMENT OF A LOST TITLE IN KENYA The process of replacing a lost Title is as follows: The first step would be reporting the matter to the police station and obtaining a police abstract. The registered proprietor should submit a copy of the title (if any) or title number or an Identification Card to help...

PROCESS OF ACQUIRING CITIZENSHIP IN KENYA

PROCESS OF ACQUIRING CITIZENSHIP IN KENYA Article 13(2) of the Constitution of Kenya, 2010 provides that Citizenship may be acquired either through birth or registration. Kenya offers two pathways to citizenship: one is either born a citizen or can be registered as a citizen after; Residing in Kenya on the authority of a permit for...

GROUNDS FOR DIVORCE IN KENYA

Understanding Divorce Laws and Grounds for Dissolution in Different Marriages in Kenya   Although marriage is a sacred and beautiful union, often considered a divine institution across various religions, it is also the only war where you sleep with your enemy. In some instances, the war becomes unbearable, leading to the union’s dissolution. This dissolution...

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