Mundui Murai Law

20/03/2026

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20/03/2026

05/03/2026

Founded in 2018, Mundui Murai Advocates is a dynamic and modern law firm with a wealth of experience exceeding 30 years, thanks to its team of highly skilled professionals.

Our team combines style, youth, experience, charisma, and strong legal skills. With diverse educational backgrounds and extensive knowledge of Kenyan and international law, we deeply grasp our clients’ needs, delivering innovative solutions.

Through ongoing legal education and staying updated on trends, Mundui Murai Advocates meets clients’ evolving needs in a dynamic economy. Our excellence shines in corporate, commercial, conveyancing, civil, and probate law.

We pride ourselves on delivering expert legal advice tailored to the specific needs of our clients, ranging from individual entrepreneurs to large corporate entities. Our dedication to understanding and addressing our clients’ unique challenges has established us as a trusted partner in their success.

27/08/2025

💡 Who Owns an Idea? Protecting Innovation in Kenya

From fintech to creative industries, innovation is the lifeblood of Kenya’s economy. But behind every great idea lies a critical question: how do you protect it?

This is where Intellectual Property (IP) and Innovation Law steps in. It governs the rights of creators and innovators, covering:

🔹 Copyright – protecting artistic, literary, and technological works.
🔹 Patents – securing new inventions and processes.
🔹 Trademarks – safeguarding business identity and brand.
🔹 Industrial designs & trade secrets – protecting unique product designs and confidential know-how.

For entrepreneurs, startups, and creators, understanding this area of law isn’t optional it’s essential. Proper registration and legal safeguards ensure that your innovation works for you and not against you.

At Mundui Murai Advocates, we help innovators navigate this complex legal space from registration to enforcement so their ideas remain protected, respected, and profitable.

👉 Learn more about our practice areas here: https://www.munduimurai.com/

💬 What’s your biggest concern when it comes to protecting your ideas?

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03/09/2024

Do I need a Trust for my children?

A Family Trust provides continuity of the estate /property of the grantor by ensuring that the estate/property devolves to future generations and more importantly through capable and reliable people/trustee. It protects the beneficiaries in the event of bankruptcy, divorce or death.
Your children may not be able to manage your estate in the event of crisis under the age of 18, but a trust fund ensures that their physical needs like Education, Health care, Accommodation amongst others are taken care of despite such occurrences.

Benefits include the following:
1. Asset Protection and Management: A trust allows you to specify how and when your children will receive their inheritance, which can be beneficial if they are minors or you have concerns about their ability to manage money responsibly.

2. Avoiding Probate: Assets placed in a trust can bypass the probate process, leading to a quicker and more private transfer of assets to your children.

3. Tax Considerations: Depending on your estate's size, a trust may offer tax advantages, such as reducing estate taxes or protecting assets from creditors.

4. Special Needs: If you have a child with special needs, a special needs trust can ensure they receive their inheritance without jeopardizing their eligibility for government benefits.

5. Blended Families and Specific Wishes: If you have children from different relationships or specific wishes for how your assets should be distributed, a trust can ensure these wishes are followed.

To incorporate a Trust talk to us at 0713/0101 874830.

05/08/2024

7 Things You Should Know Legally to Claim Funds left by your deceased loved one from Safaricom.

1. You’ll need your Original ID

2. A letter from Chief or County Commissioner

3. An Original Copy of the Deceased Death Certificate

4. Fill a Claim Form from Safaricom

5. An Affidavit of Status stating your relationship with deceased.

6. Once the lawyer signs, take the Affidavit and duly filled Claim Form back to Safaricom

7. Depending on the amount, Safaricom will advise on whether a Grant of Probate/Grant Letter of Administration intestate or a Letter from the Public Trustee is required or whether the Affidavit is sufficient then the funds will be transferred to you.

For assistance with the legal compliance requirements, Contact us at Mundui Murai Advocates at [email protected] or 0713/0101 874830