Have you ever had any legal matters but had no idea whom to talk to, where to go, what to do or had no money to hire a lawyer?
We at Family Media acknowledge that access to justice is a fundamental human right and we endeavour to rid people off the ignorance and fear of the judicial process.
In order to demystify the administration of justice in the country, Family Media recently launched a one hour live show dubbed “Lawyer on Call” that airs every Thursday between 10pm and 11pm.
We all realize that the legal system in the country within which justice is sought remains complex in the eyes of many not to mention the lengthy processes that are involved as parties strive to gain judgment and this greatly depends on how much one has to hire a lawyer.
 Lawyer on Call has been inviting legal practitioners from across the country with vast experience on legal issues .Family T.V viewers and Radio 316 listeners greatly benefit from this unique show by sending in their legal questions or comments on the subject live via SMS on 4316. This has made it easy for people out there to get all answers on many legal matters and guidelines on how to go about certain legal case.
The show also benefits thousands of Kenyans who have consequently been denied access to justice in Kenya which is further constrained by ignorance of the justice system, outdated complex procedures and laws, corruption, and inefficiency or have been locked out from effectively presenting their grievances in courts of law or administrative tribunals.
Many Kenyans have little or no idea on how to effectively present their cases because the adversarial nature of our legal system means that the extent to which parties’ access justice is, to a large extent, determined by their knowledge and capacity to effectively present their case and this makes it difficult for one to even take a step of getting justice thus making the poor person sit back and let it go without any justice.
This inevitably gives undue advantage to those who can afford lawyers. The poor and un-educated are particularly disadvantaged by the intimidating atmosphere in the courts and the language used.
Lawyer on call has elicited tremendous response over the past eight episodes from our viewers and the legal fraternity at large which shows how many people have no idea of what to do to get justice.
Become part of this unique live show and get free advices and answers on you legal by just watching Family T.V every Thursday from 10.00pm to 11pm or listening to Radio 316 same day and time.

Lawyers on Call will strive to provide legal information to the public as we try to remain relevant at all times by tackling most common and sensitive legal issues biting most Kenyans.