If you have chosen to work with Lawyer Arnold Ashaba (also known as “Arnold the Ugandan Lawyer”) for your document attestation, you are engaging a practitioner well-versed in immigration and document legalization in Kampala. To complete the process using his…
The short answer is yes, but with a very important legal distinction: a foreigner can lease land, but they cannot own it forever (perpetually). Under the Constitution of Uganda (1995) and the Land Act, land belongs to the citizens of…
In Uganda, the grounds for divorce have evolved significantly from what is written in the old Divorce Act (Cap 249). While the Act originally set different rules for men and women, the Constitutional Court (in the landmark case Uganda Association…
Getting court bail in Uganda is a constitutional right under Article 23(6) of the Constitution. Having a lawyer like Arnold Ashaba—who is known for his work in Criminal law in Kampala—can significantly streamline the process. Here is a simple guide…
Filing for a divorce in Uganda is a structured legal process governed primarily by the Divorce Act (Cap. 249) and recent judicial precedents. While a new Marriage Bill (2024-2026) is currently being debated in Parliament to modernize these laws (potentially…
To obtain a work permit in Uganda through Arnold Ashaba (commonly known as “The Ugandan Lawyer”), you are engaging a practitioner specializing in immigration and corporate law. He is recognized for assisting expatriates and companies with the legal complexities of…
In Uganda, you can conduct a land search either online through the National Land Information System (NLIS) or physically at a Ministry Zonal Office (MZO). Both methods cost a tax of UGX 10,000 per search. Here is the step-by-step guide…
Company Registration in Uganda (Using a lawyer) Introduction To legally operate a business in Uganda, you need to register it for licensing purposes, recognition, reduced personal liability, raise funds easily, taxation and bank account opening purposes. A company can be…
Mergers and acquisitions (M&A) in Uganda is a complex process with specific legal and regulatory requirements. Engaging a lawyer is essential to navigate these complexities and ensure compliance. Here is a step-by-step breakdown of how to approach M&A in Uganda…