LIVE WEBINAR FOR THE KENYAN DIASPORA
Wealth Built Abroad, Protected In Kenya
You worked hard in the US to build property and wealth in Kenya.
Now learn how to protect it.
FORMAT:
Live panel discussion with Q&A
DATE:
March 29, 2026
TIME:
8:00-9:00 pm Pacific Time
6:00-7:00 am EAT on March 30, 2026
THE PROBLEM WE'RE SOLVING
What happens to your property after you're gone?
Inheritance Disputes
Family members contest your estate in court, spending years and money on legal battles instead of honouring your wishes.
Succession Gaps
Passing on without a will or trust leaves your Kenyan assets vulnerable to intestacy laws that may not reflect your intentions.
Loss of Control
Without the right legal tools in place, your property decisions no longer belong to you once you're gone.
The Best Succession Tools
Learn which legal instruments (wills, trusts, and more) are available and most effective under Kenyan law.
How Wills & Trusts Work
Understand the practical difference between a will and a trust, and when each applies to your situation.
How to Prevent Family Conflict
Get a clear roadmap for structuring your estate so that disputes are legally foreclosed before they begin.
Your Next Steps
Leave with actionable steps you can take immediately to begin protecting your Kenyan property.
Your Expert Panel
Hear from professionals bringing legal, strategic, and diaspora-focused perspectives to this discussion.
EPHRAIM NDEGWA
Head of Strategy & Development
CECILIA NJERI
Associate Advocate
MARTIN WACHIRA
Partner, Diaspora Liaison
MARTIN GITHINJI
CEO, AMG Realtors
Our Clients
Don’t just take our word for it
Without a plan, the risk is real
- Your family may be left fighting over property you intended to protect.
- Important decisions may be challenged, delayed, or contested.
- Children, including daughters, may be exposed to unfair outcomes if your wishes are not clearly structured.
- The people you trust may not know what to do, or may not agree on what should happen next.
With the right plan, there is clarity
- You can put the right succession tools in place for your Kenyan assets.
- You can reduce confusion and protect your family from avoidable disputes.
- You can make your wishes clearer and easier to carry out.
- You can move from private anxiety to a practical next step.
What this webinar is really about
This webinar is for diaspora Kenyans who have spent years building property and wealth back home and now want to make sure that effort is not undone by poor planning, contested decisions, or family conflict after death.
Who should attend
This webinar is especially relevant for members of the Kenyan diaspora in the United States who have built property or other assets in Kenya and want a more secure future for their families.
Diaspora Kenyans with assets in Kenya
You have worked abroad for years and want to protect what you have already built back home.
Adults thinking seriously about succession
Especially those aged 50-75 who know the time to plan is now, not later.
Families seeking clarity and peace
You want to reduce the risk of conflict, confusion, and unfair outcomes after death.
Your questions answered
Have a question not answered here?
Bring it to the live Q&A on March 29th.
Who is this webinar designed for?
This webinar is specifically designed for Kenyan diaspora members living in the United States, particularly those aged 50–75 who have accumulated property or assets in Kenya over the years and want to ensure that wealth is properly protected and passed on according to their wishes.
What legal topics will be covered?
The panel will cover the best estate planning tools available under Kenyan law, including wills and trusts, how to choose between them based on your situation, and the practical steps required to put a legally sound plan in place remotely from the US.
How do I manage the process from the US?
Our team has extensive experience working remotely with diaspora clients. The entire process (from consultation to drafting and execution) can be handled from the US. We’ll walk through what this looks like practically during the webinar.
What happens after the webinar if I want to take action?
Attendees who wish to move forward can book a private consultation with the Waren Law Advocates team. The webinar is designed to give you clarity on the path, and our team is ready to walk it with you.
