15/07/2023
A will is crucial as it ensures the smooth transfer of assets after a person's demise. In Kenya, the governing Acts include the Law of Succession Act and the Wills Act. The Law of Succession Act outlines the rules regarding distribution of assets in case of intestacy (death without a will). Specific sections in this Act cover matters like the appointment of administrators, distribution of assets among family members, and provisions for dependents. The Wills Act, on the other hand, regulates the creation, ex*****on, and revocation of wills. Failing to have a will in place can lead to potential dangers for siblings, such as disputes, lengthy legal battles, and uncertainty over asset distribution.