A confidential conversation about your matter.
Every matter is different. The initial consultation is a structured discussion designed to give you clarity on your position, the issues involved and the most appropriate path forward. You receive direct advice from the firm's principal, supported by a trusted network of legal and professional advisers where appropriate.
From first enquiry to matter progression.
- 01
Enquiry
- 02
Consultation
- 03
Strategy & Advice
- 04
Engagement
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Matter Progression
Clear pricing. No surprises.
A fixed initial consultation fee gives you certainty before you commit to further work. If we proceed to a formal engagement, scope and fees are agreed in writing in advance.
- Practical legal guidance tailored to your circumstances.
- Confidential discussion directly with the firm's principal.
- Clear, honest view of how — and whether — we can help.
- No obligation to instruct further.
Online booking and payment will be available shortly. In the meantime, submit your enquiry and we will send secure payment details with your appointment confirmation. See our Consultation Terms for full details.
Clarity before commitment.
- Understand your position before committing to a course of action.
- Identify the key legal and practical issues affecting your matter.
- Receive an honest, considered view from a dual-qualified practitioner.
- Leave with clear next steps — whether or not you engage further.
What to share beforehand.
- A short written summary of your matter and what you hope to achieve.
- Any key correspondence, contracts, titles or supporting documents.
- Names and roles of other parties involved (where relevant).
- Any deadlines, hearing dates or transaction timelines.
What happens in the consultation.
- A confidential discussion of your matter and objectives.
- Review of any key facts, documents or correspondence you share in advance.
- Practical guidance on the legal and commercial considerations involved.
- Discussion of options, risks and the likely path forward.
What you can expect next.
- A short written summary of what was discussed where appropriate.
- A proposed scope of work and engagement terms, if further support is needed.
- No obligation to instruct the practice — the consultation stands on its own.
Matters most often discussed.
- · Powers of Attorney for Kenyan affairs.
- · Property purchases, sales, title verification and due diligence.
- · Succession, inheritance and estate administration.
- · Company formation, share transfers and corporate restructuring.
- · Market entry, investment and cross-border commercial matters.
- · Governance, shareholder arrangements and commercial contracts.
Engagement only when it is right for you.
Where the consultation indicates that further support is appropriate, a proposed scope of work and engagement terms are shared in writing for your consideration. Fees are agreed in advance.
You are under no obligation to instruct the practice. Many consultations conclude with clear guidance that allows the client to proceed independently — and that is a perfectly good outcome.
Submitting an enquiry or booking a consultation does not, in itself, create a solicitor-client relationship. No legal engagement arises unless confirmed in writing.
Book your initial consultation.
Share a brief outline of your matter. A member of the practice will respond within one business day.
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