What is Adverse Possession? Adverse possession is one of the most fascinating — and misunderstood — doctrines in Kenyan land law. Simply put, it allows a person who has occupied another’s land openly, continuously, peacefully, and without permission for at least 12 years to petition the court for ownership. This is not about rewarding trespassers....Read More

by: Amazon Koech “Leadership is a privilege to better the lives of others. It is not an opportunity to satisfy personal greed.” — Mwai Kibaki As the election season heats up, a familiar ritual unfolds: political aspirants appear before vetting bodies with well-pressed suits and freshly printed Certificates of Good Conduct, as if that alone...Read More

Parenting doesn’t end when a relationship does. Whether you’re co-parenting after a breakup, navigating an unplanned pregnancy, or raising a child with someone you were never in a relationship with, clarity is everything. That’s where the Parental Responsibility Agreement (PRA) comes in. It’s a written agreement between parents who are not living together, laying out...Read More

By: Amazon Koech The Government of Kenya has published the Finance Bill 2025. As always, it comes with several proposed changes to our tax laws—some that could ease the burden on taxpayers, others that might complicate life a little more. Whether you’re employed, self-employed, running a business, or just trying to keep your household afloat,...Read More

Why You Should NEVER Buy Land from a Deceased’s Estate Why You Should NEVER Buy Land from a Deceased’s Estate—Understanding Section 45 of the Law of Succession Act Imagine this: You’ve just spotted a prime piece of land in Kapseret, Kericho, or Bomet. The seller tells you it belonged to their late father, and the...Read More