Mary Wambui Kimani
Solicitor of England & Wales
Mary Wambui Kimani is a Solicitor of England & Wales and an Advocate of the High Court of Kenya — dual-qualified, with seven years' combined post-qualification experience. She is completing an LLM in International Commercial Law with International Corporate Finance at the University of Reading.
Her practice is focused on private client work: advising on wills, trusts, estate planning, lasting powers of attorney and probate administration, including contentious probate and estate disputes resolved by negotiation and mediation.
Credentials
- Solicitor of England & Wales
- Admitted 2023, SQE
- Advocate of the High Court of Kenya
- Admitted to the Bar 2019
- LLM, International Commercial Law with International Corporate Finance
- University of Reading, ongoing
- Postgraduate Diploma, Advocates Training Programme
- KSL, 2018
- LLB
- CUEA, 2016
Member of the Law Society of England & Wales. Member of the Law Society of Kenya.
How we work
The practice is remote-first: there is no office to attend, and instructions are handled by phone, video call, email and post.
Instructions are accepted only where they fall within the practice's competence and capacity. Where a matter requires a different specialism, this is stated at the outset so that alternative representation can be instructed without delay.
Scope, fees and timescales are confirmed in writing before any work begins.
Every matter is conducted personally by the solicitor responsible for it, so you deal with the same person throughout.
Advice is given on the law of England & Wales.
Mary Wambui Kimani is regulated by the Solicitors Regulation Authority. Read more on the regulatory information page.
Independent legal advice, contract work and Companies House services are at WK Legal — Independent Legal Advice.
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