Julie is an Associate in the Conveyancing, Real Estate, Banking and Finance Department of the Firm. Her responsibilities include preparation, review and registration of different instruments such as: transfers of land, leases, Power of Attorney, Caveats, Cautions and Easements.
Additionally, she assists with the preparation and perfection of bank security documentation such as Charges, Debentures, Security Rights Agreements, Deeds of Guarantee & Indemnity and Discharges. Julie also provides assistance with various matters related to family law and succession.
The short answer: Yes, but with important limits. The idea of a diplomat stepping beyond embassy walls to explore business opportunities in Kenya often raises eyebrows, is it even allowed? The answer lies at the intersection of international conventions and local law. Under the Vienna Convention on Diplomatic Relations (1961),
Kenya’s real estate sector is dynamic, with landlords, investors and occupiers seeking structures that balance control, flexibility and profitability. Traditionally, leases and tenancies have been the dominant models, granting occupiers enforceable rights and exclusive possession. Increasingly, however, another tool is shaping property use: the license agreement. Though less familiar outside
In an era where nearly every aspect of life is going digital, the age-old practice of estate planning is also undergoing a quiet transformation. Traditionally, a will in Kenya has always been tied to the tangible: ink on paper and signed before witnesses. But as technology continues to redefine how
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