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Whether you are a mother of father, the law is clear. Both parents are responsible for their child's maintenance and wel...
31/03/2026

Whether you are a mother of father, the law is clear. Both parents are responsible for their child's maintenance and welfare under the Children Act 2022.

A customary marriage is a legally recognized union according to the traditions of Kenyan communities. It can be polygamo...
27/02/2026

A customary marriage is a legally recognized union according to the traditions of Kenyan communities.

It can be polygamous meaning a spouse can have more than one spouse depending on your community and becomes valid once the necessary rites and ceremonies are completed.

Here is how you can ensure that your customary marriage is registered.

Tie the knot the legal way 💍💍Did you know registering a marriage protects your rights and property.
23/02/2026

Tie the knot the legal way 💍💍

Did you know registering a marriage protects your rights and property.

As we celebrate the birth of Christ this Christmas season, I thank God for His faithfulness and grace throughout this ye...
24/12/2025

As we celebrate the birth of Christ this Christmas season, I thank God for His faithfulness and grace throughout this year of beginnings.

Starting A.W Ndung’u Law Advocates has been a step of faith and I am deeply grateful to every client, friend and supporter who has trusted and walked with us on this journey.

May the peace of Christ fill your hearts this season, and may the New Year be one where you truly enjoy the work of your hands.

Merry Christmas & Happy Holidays
A.W Ndung’u Law Advocates

🎉 Festive Season Reminder: Your Privacy at Public EventsAs we enter a season filled with concerts, festivals, end-year p...
03/12/2025

🎉 Festive Season Reminder: Your Privacy at Public Events

As we enter a season filled with concerts, festivals, end-year parties, corporate gatherings, graduations and many public celebrations, it’s important to stay informed about your data privacy rights especially because photography and videography are common at these events.

Here is what you should know:

📸 Being at an event doesn’t mean you’ve given consent.
The Office of the Data Protection Commissioner has confirmed that implied consent is NOT valid.

Organisers and photographers must get your explicit and recorded consent before using your identifiable photo for social media, marketing or publicity.

📢 Events must inform you when photography or videography will take place through entrance signage, announcements or notices on tickets.

🛡️ You have rights:

1. To opt out of photos

2. To withdraw consent

3.To request deletion of identifiable images

4. To ask how your photo will be used

Sample Event Notice:

“This event is being photographed for documentation. Identifiable images will NOT be used for social media or marketing without explicit and recorded consent.”

⚖️ Legal Recourse if Your Image Is Misused:
If an event organiser, photographer, influencer or company posts or uses your picture without your explicit consent, you may:

1.Demand removal or deletion of the image.

2. If they refuse to delete the image, you can file a complaint with The Office of the Data Protection Commissioner for unlawful processing of personal data.

Understanding the law doesn’t take away the love, it protects it. 🥰Here’s what every couple should know about property, ...
14/11/2025

Understanding the law doesn’t take away the love, it protects it. 🥰

Here’s what every couple should know about property, cohabiting, children and planning for the future.
Your family’s peace of mind matters. 💙

Happy Customer Service Week!At A.W NDUNG’U LAW ADVOCATES, we’re deeply grateful for your trust and referrals.Your confid...
08/10/2025

Happy Customer Service Week!

At A.W NDUNG’U LAW ADVOCATES, we’re deeply grateful for your trust and referrals.

Your confidence in us inspires our commitment to deliver client-driven legal solutions every day. ⚖️💼

✨ Meet Your Founder ✨Hello everyone 👋,I am Alice Wanjiku Ndung'u, the founder of A.W NDUNG'U LAW ADVOCATES.A little abou...
22/09/2025

✨ Meet Your Founder ✨

Hello everyone 👋,
I am Alice Wanjiku Ndung'u, the founder of A.W NDUNG'U LAW ADVOCATES.

A little about me:
⚖️ I believe in providing client-driven legal solutions that are practical, compassionate and effective.

💡 I started A.W NDUNG'U LAW ADVOCATES to create a safe space where clients feel guided, supported and empowered through their legal journey. I mainly handle the following matters;

✅ Family Law – divorce, custody, maintenance and child protection
✅ Succession & Probate – wills, estates and inheritance matters
✅ Property & Land Law – ownership, transfers and disputes
✅ Contracts & Commercial Law – agreements, compliance and business advisory.
✅ Children’s Rights Advocacy – ensuring the voices of minors are heard and protected

🌸 Outside the courtroom, you’ll often find me with a good book 📚 or spending time with children — a passion very close to my heart.

Thank you for being part of our journey. I look forward to walking with you in achieving justice, peace of mind and solutions that truly work for you.

📩 Have a legal question? We are just a message away.

Well the Standard Newspaper made headlines this week with the topic ; No Kiss No marriage The article was based on the j...
18/09/2025

Well the Standard Newspaper made headlines this week with the topic ; No Kiss No marriage

The article was based on the judgment from Eldoret High Court

⚖️ Case Brief: JKS v JGI [2025] KEHC 11961 (KLR)
This appeal arose from a divorce petition where JKS (husband) sought to end his marriage with JGI (wife) citing cruelty, desertion and neglect. The trial court had dismissed the case in 2023, but JKS appealed.
🔑 Key Issues Considered:
Whether cruelty and desertion were proved.
Whether mediation failures and prolonged separation meant the marriage had broken down.
Whether denial of companionship, including conjugal rights, showed the union no longer functioned as a marriage.
📌 Court’s Findings:
Cruelty is both physical and mental; it includes persistent quarrels, disrespect and denial of marital companionship.
Evidence showed the parties had lived apart since 2019 and mediation failed, proving the marriage was beyond repair.
The judge stressed that forcing two unwilling people to remain in a marriage amounts to injustice.
✅ Outcome:
The High Court allowed the appeal and dissolved the marriage, declaring it had irretrievably broken down.
📖 Takeaway:
Kenyan courts will not force couples to remain in a marriage that exists only on paper. Where there is prolonged separation, lack of love and even denial of conjugal rights, the law recognizes that such a marriage is no longer viable.

🚩🚩Red Flags Versus Reality in Transactions"🚨 Don’t fall for such sweet words. Protect yourself with the right documents,...
01/09/2025

🚩🚩Red Flags Versus Reality in Transactions

"🚨 Don’t fall for such sweet words. Protect yourself with the right documents, signed agreements and legal guidance. ✅"

🟢 NEW LAW ALERT: TRUST ADMINISTRATION BILL, 2025 🟢Kenya is working on a new law to guide how people create and manage tr...
23/07/2025

🟢 NEW LAW ALERT: TRUST ADMINISTRATION BILL, 2025 🟢

Kenya is working on a new law to guide how people create and manage trusts.

📌 What is a trust?
A trust is a legal way to hold and manage property like land, money or a house for the benefit of your family, children or a cause you care about.

It is a good way of ensuring preservation of generational wealth without the involvement of court or any other third parties.

🌍 Did you know?
The Rockefeller Foundation, one of the most impactful charitable organisations in the world, was made possible through a family trust set up by John D. Rockefeller in the early 1900s.

💰 Instead of just handing down wealth to his children, Rockefeller used a trust to:

1.Protect his estate for future generations,

2.Fund education, medicine, and science,

3.Give back to society through long-term projects.

📚 Today, that trust continues to fund major global health and education initiatives over 100 years later.

👉 This is the power of a well-structured trust. It’s not just for the wealthy, it’s for anyone who wants to protect family property, support a cause, or plan for future generations.

🛑 Why should you care?
The new law will affect:
✅ How trusts are registered
✅ Who can be a trustee
✅ How family and charitable trusts work
✅ What records must be kept
✅ What happens if trustees misuse property

👨‍👩‍👧‍👦 Why people use trusts:
✔ To protect family land or property from any third-party claims.
✔ To preserve your property for future generations
✔ To donate to churches, schools, or charities
✔ To avoid going to court once the owner of the properties dies.

⚠️ The law will also bring rules and penalties for trustees who misuse trust property.

📬 If you want to know more or need help setting up a trust, feel free to contact us.

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