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Independent advocates

Independent, licensed Kenyan advocates

Every purchase is handled by an independent, licensed Kenyan advocate who acts for you, not for us. Our clients often work with the firms below, but you are free to choose any advocate.

East Africa Property is a licensed estate agency and does not provide legal services. The advocates listed are independent and are not employed by or paid for referrals by East Africa Property.

Advocate's fees for your transaction are covered by East Africa Property.

Advocates our clients often work with

  • Wanjiku Kariuki

    Corporate and Cross-border Advocate

    Focus on cross-border property investment and corporate structuring.

    Admitted to the Kenyan Bar 2009

    English · Kiswahili

  • Brian Ochieng

    Conveyancing Advocate

    Prepares sale agreements and transfer documents, and manages title searches with the lands registry.

    Admitted to the Kenyan Bar 2014

    English · Kiswahili · Français

  • Amina Yusuf

    Commercial and Finance Advocate

    Advises on commercial property, lease structures and coordination with lenders such as Diamond Trust Bank Kenya.

    Admitted to the Kenyan Bar 2012

    English · Kiswahili · Italiano

  • Daniel Mutua

    Land and Title Advocate

    Specialises in due diligence on title, ownership history and planning approvals before a client commits.

    Admitted to the Kenyan Bar 2016

    English · Kiswahili · Deutsch

What your advocate typically does

  • Checks the title, ownership history and planning approvals before you commit
  • Carries out land searches at the lands registry
  • Drafts or reviews the sale agreement and the transfer documents
  • Handles registration, and the freehold-to-leasehold conversion for foreign buyers
  • Answers your legal questions and acts on your instructions throughout

Choosing and checking your advocate

You may use one of the advocates below or any other licensed advocate of your choice. Before you instruct an advocate, confirm that they are admitted to the Kenyan Bar and hold a current practising certificate (you can check this with the Law Society of Kenya). Agree the scope of work in writing.

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