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P M Kisonzo & Company Advocates

Frequently Asked Questions

Questions clients ask before getting in touch

If your question is not answered here, contact the firm and we will respond with the information you need.

How do I book a consultation?
You can request a consultation through the contact form on this website, by telephone on 0719193767 or 0702515404, or by email. We will respond to arrange a convenient time and confirm what information to bring.
Where is your Nairobi office?
We are located at Panari Hotel Building, 1st Floor, Suite 5B, Mombasa Road, Nairobi, Kenya.
What areas of law do you practise?
Commercial and corporate law, employment and labour law, property, conveyancing and real estate, family law, succession and estate planning, and litigation and dispute resolution.
Do you handle property transactions?
Yes. We act for buyers, sellers, landlords, tenants, developers and lenders on conveyancing, due diligence, leases, charges and property disputes.
Do you advise businesses?
Yes. We advise entrepreneurs, small and medium enterprises, companies, investors and institutions on formation, governance, contracts, transactions and commercial disputes.
Do you handle succession matters?
Yes. We advise on wills and estate planning, and we act in probate, letters of administration, estate administration and contested succession matters.
Do you handle employment disputes?
Yes. We act for both employers and employees on contracts, disciplinary process, termination and employment disputes, subject to conflict checks in each matter.
Do you offer mediation?
Yes. Our Managing Partner is a qualified mediator, and we consider mediation and other alternative dispute resolution routes where they are appropriate to the matter.
Do you represent clients in litigation?
Yes. We represent clients in civil and commercial proceedings before the courts and tribunals with the relevant jurisdiction.
How should I prepare for a legal consultation?
Write down a short chronology of events, note the outcome you are hoping for, and list your questions. Being clear about dates and sequence makes the first meeting considerably more productive.
What documents should I bring?
Bring any documents relevant to the matter — contracts, correspondence, title documents, employment letters, court papers or identification. If you are unsure, bring what you have and we will advise on anything further required.
Can I obtain legal advice online?
Initial discussions can often be held by telephone or video call. Some matters require documents to be seen or executed in person, and we will advise you where that applies.
How quickly will the firm respond?
We aim to acknowledge enquiries promptly during business hours. If a matter is urgent, please say so in your message or call the office directly.

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