Property decisions
Move property with the record checked first.
Due diligence, conveyancing and land-risk support for buyers, sellers, families and investors dealing with Kenyan property.
01Written scope before work begins
02Indicative fees or pricing factors explained
03Digital-first document handling
04A clear response within one business day
Recognise the moment
This may be the right route if…
Start with the situation, not the legal label. We will confirm the correct scope after reviewing the basic record.
You are about to pay a deposit
You want the seller, title, consents and transaction documents checked before money moves.
A transfer has stalled
Documents, completion steps or registration are unclear and you need a controlled route forward.
The land record is disputed
A boundary, ownership, occupation or representation issue is putting the asset at risk.
Interactive diagnostic / about 2 minutes
Property safety check
Answer three practical questions. The result is indicative guidance, not legal advice, and nothing is submitted.
Your indicative route
What we can take responsibility for
Scope, deliverables and fee clarity.
These are starting points rather than packages forced onto every matter. Third-party costs and final scope are confirmed separately in writing.
Property purchase audit
- Title and party verification
- Document and risk review
- Written findings and next steps
Managed conveyancing
- Agreement and completion control
- Consent and registration coordination
- Structured updates through completion
Property dispute assessment
- Chronology and evidence review
- Risk and remedy options
- Recommended negotiation or court route
Professional fees exclude VAT and official or third-party disbursements unless the written quote states otherwise.
A visible working relationship
Know what happens on both sides.
The process changes with the matter. The responsibility to keep the route visible does not.
- 01
Verify the record
YouShare the title, transaction documents and the parties involved.
HTLAWe check ownership, authority, restrictions and the documents that control the deal.
- 02
Set the safeguards
YouConfirm your commercial objective and payment position.
HTLAWe define conditions, responsibilities and the safest sequence for signatures and funds.
- 03
Control completion
YouApprove the written route and respond to focused requests.
HTLAWe coordinate the transaction, registration and updates through the agreed scope.
Representative engagement
A buyer is asked to complete quickly
- Situation
- The seller wants a deposit before the registry, boundaries and signing authority have been independently checked.
- Legal route
- Run focused searches, reconcile the documents and make payment conditional on identified completion protections.
- Safeguard
- No payment timetable should outrun verification.
Before you instruct
Practical questions.
Clear answers help you decide whether to share documents, book advice or continue researching.
01Can you verify property before I pay a deposit?
Yes. The precise checks depend on the property and transaction, but verification should ordinarily precede material payment.
02Do you act for clients outside Nairobi or Kenya?
Yes. Much of the review and coordination can be handled remotely, although some procedures may require local attendance or original documents.
03What determines conveyancing fees?
Property value, scope, transaction complexity, urgency and required third-party work. The final scope and professional fee are confirmed in writing.
04Can a title search guarantee there is no risk?
No single search eliminates every risk. A useful review combines the registry record with the parties, documents, occupation, boundaries and transaction structure.
Choose the level of commitment
Move from uncertainty to a scoped next step.
Information on this page is general guidance and does not create an advocate-client relationship. Formal advice begins only after conflict checks and written engagement.