
Considered counsel for property, succession, and commercial matters across Kenya.
Muthee & Partners LLP advises individuals, families, foreign investors, and businesses nationwide on the legal questions that arise when value, land, and obligation intersect. We work carefully, we cite our authority, and we keep our clients informed.
Five Practice Areas, One Firm.
Anchored in long-standing Kenyan statute and refined by years of practice across the country. Each matter is read in full before we open a file.
Conveyancing & Real Estate
Transactions on freehold and leasehold title across every county in Kenya. Searches, sale agreements, sectional properties, charges and discharges.
Learn MoreCommercial & Civil Litigation
Contract, property, recovery, and commercial disputes — from the Magistrate’s Court through the Court of Appeal.
Learn MoreEstate Administration
Letters of administration, probate, succession disputes. Particular experience with estates of foreign nationals and cross-border assets.
Learn MoreEnvironment & Land Court
Compulsory acquisition compensation, encroachment, boundary disputes, public-purpose acquisitions by the National Lands Commission.
Learn MoreCorporate & Notarial
Commissioner for Oaths, Notary Public, company secretarial work, beneficial ownership filings, and commercial agreement drafting.
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Not sure which practice area applies? Send a short brief and a member of the firm will respond within two business days.
Get in TouchA national Kenyan firm with deep coastal roots.
Muthee & Partners LLP advises clients across the entirety of Kenya, with offices in Mombasa and Nairobi. Our practice covers the legal infrastructure of land and property — conveyancing, sectional titles, compulsory acquisition by the National Lands Commission, and the administration of estates that often span jurisdictions and generations.
We also litigate. Our advocates appear before the Magistrate’s Court, the High Court, the Environment and Land Court, and the Court of Appeal across the country.
- Read the statute. Every advice is grounded in primary authority.
- Write it down. Engagement letters, fee estimates, written progress notes.
- Prepare before you act. No filing or hearing without a full chronology.
- Tell the client what we see. Difficult news delivered candidly and early.
A small bench, a careful file, and the kind of attention that a property transaction or an estate deserves.
Counsel and team.
The firm is led by its Managing Partner, supported by associate advocates and a senior administrative team.


Elijah Gathu
Partner · Litigation
Thomas George Onyango
Litigation ClerkNotes from practice.
Short pieces on Kenyan statute, recent case law, and the practical concerns of clients across the country.
NLC Compulsory Acquisition: A Practitioner’s Guide
From gazette notice to final payment — the statutory timelines, the practical timelines, and where compensation claims commonly stall.
Seven Things Every Property Buyer in Kenya Should Demand
Title searches at both registries, beneficial ownership, encumbrances, environmental clearance, and the agreement language that protects the deposit.
Foreign Nationals and Kenyan Succession
How the Law of Succession Act treats estates of non-citizens, the role of ad colligenda bona, and what foreign families should be prepared to provide.
What clients and peers say.
Independently recognised counsel, with a record across the Kenyan legal community.
Real testimonials added only with explicit, written client consent
Free Case Evaluation.
Send a short written brief and a member of the firm will respond within two business days with an indication of whether and how we can help.