Fighting couples are dragging children into their wars, even after death. Increasingly, Kenyan women are leaving their husbands out of their wills, forcing the men to turn to courts to get a share of the wealth from the children.
In a frivolous conversation, ask your spouse, female friend, or sister who their next of kin is. A spot check by BDLife shows that a substantial number of working-class women or entrepreneurs automatically write their children, siblings, or mothers as their legal representatives in case of death. Yet the men indicate their wives as their beneficiaries.
