The document typically includes personal details of the affiant, such as full name, address, and contact information, as well as a clear declaration of the purpose of the affidavit. It is an essential step in ensuring that the property transfer process is conducted legally and without future disputes over ownership or consent. The Affidavit of Negation of Spousal Consent to Transfer is particularly relevant in situations where the deceased spouse’s will is not present or does not clearly articulate the distribution of property assets. By completing this affidavit, the widow or widower can proceed with property transactions with the assurance that their actions are legally sound and protected.
Affidavit of Negation of Spousal Consent to Transfer – Widow or Widower
KShs 3,450
An Affidavit of Negation of Spousal Consent to Transfer for a widow or widower is a legal document that is used when a surviving spouse, who has not remarried, wishes to transfer or sell property. This affidavit serves as a sworn statement that confirms the individual’s marital status as a widow or widower and negates the need for spousal consent for the property transaction. It is a crucial document in jurisdictions where spousal rights to property are recognized, even after the death of one spouse. The affidavit must be commissioned by a qualified legal professional, such as an advocate of the High Court, and may require additional charges for this service.
