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ARTICLE · 12 AUGUST 2013

Wills And Post-Life Planning

It is a fact of life that death is inevitable so we might as well actively plan for it by writing a Will.

KenyaFamily and Matrimonial
Anne Odhiambo
Anne Odhiambo

It is a fact of life that death is inevitable so we might as well actively plan for it by writing a Will. You will have peace of mind knowing that upon your demise your loved ones will be provided for as you intended.

Apart from having a Will it is important to discuss your burial wishes with your loved ones. You may have indicated in your Will that you wish to be buried or cremated but this is not enough. You have to make your wishes known to your loved ones and close relatives. This is because your family may go ahead and make funeral arrangements prior to the reading of your Will. In addition, your choice of burial wishes may not sit well with your family members. For example, cremation is considered a taboo in the African culture, yet the truth of the matter is that more people are opting for cremation as a choice of interment.

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