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Own assets in the UAE? Put them in a UAE will.

Without one, accounts freeze, property can’t transfer, and shares split across statutory heirs by default.

Step 1 of 4

Are you Muslim or non-Muslim?

Different registries apply. Non-Muslims get common-law options; Muslims register through the ADJD.

What do you need the will to cover?

Pick the closest match. We'll refine on the scoping call.

Where are most of your UAE assets?

Both DIFC and ADGM give UAE-wide reach; where your assets sit tips the choice.

Are you preparing this for one person or as a couple?

Mirror wills give couples coordinated cover with shared substitutes.

DIFC WillsWills Service Centre
ADGM CourtsAbu Dhabi wills registry
ADJDAbu Dhabi Judicial Dept.
Dubai CourtsNotary route
UAE MOJMinistry of Justice

Why a UAE will matters more than most founders realise

Without one, your family can face months of UAE probate before anything moves.

Where to register, and what it costs

Wills Service
fromAED 7,500

DIFC Wills Service Centre

Non-Muslims 21+Common lawUAE-wide

DIFC Courts probate in English. The default choice for a full estate.

  • Full willAED 13,500
  • Couples’ mirror willsAED 19,500
  • Single-focus willAED 7,500
Prepare your will
fromAED 13,500

ADGM Wills Service

Non-Muslims 21+Common lawAbu Dhabi

Common-law parallel to DIFC, run out of Abu Dhabi. Same UAE-wide reach.

  • Full willAED 13,500
  • Couples’ mirror willsAED 19,500
Prepare your will
fromAED 3,900

ADJD Wills Registry

Muslims & non-MuslimsAbu DhabiCheapest route

Best where the estate is Abu Dhabi–centred or budget is the constraint.

  • Single willAED 3,900
  • Couples’ mirror willsAED 5,900
Prepare your will
Notary Public route
fromAED 3,500

Dubai Courts (notary)

Dubai-linked assetsArabic process

We handle sworn translation and the notary appointment.

  • Single willAED 3,500
Prepare your will

Put your family and assets in order

A UAE will sets out who can act, who receives what, and who cares for your children. We confirm the right registration route, then prepare it around your family, assets and wishes.

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  1. Executor and back-up executor

    Name the person or professional you want to administer the estate, with a substitute if the first choice cannot act.

  2. Guardians for minor children

    Record your preferred guardian and an alternative guardian, subject to the relevant court’s assessment and applicable law.

  3. Specific gifts

    Leave identified assets or fixed amounts to named beneficiaries—for example property interests, accounts, personal items, or shares.

  4. Everything else in the estate

    Set out who receives the balance after debts, expenses, and any specific gifts have been dealt with.

  5. UAE company shares

    Direct how shares in UAE companies should pass, so your ownership instructions are documented alongside the rest of the estate plan.

  6. Registration route and next steps

    Choose the relevant registration route and keep the signed, registered document ready for use when it is needed.

Prepare your will

Tell us what you hold in the UAE and who it should pass to.

  • A dedicated specialist reviews your case.
  • Fixed scope in writing before any work begins.
  • Avg reply 3 minutes on WhatsApp, 24 × 7.

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No obligation. We tell you if it is not the right route.

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What clients say

Frequently asked

Do I need a UAE will if I already have one at home?
For UAE-situated assets, yes. A foreign will has to be translated, notarised, apostilled, and re-probated locally — typically months, sometimes years. A UAE-registered will is recognised on the day it’s needed.
Which registry should I choose?
Non-Muslim, full estate across emirates: DIFC or ADGM. Non-Muslim, Abu Dhabi–weighted or budget-driven: ADJD or ADGM. Muslims: ADJD. Dubai-only assets on a tight budget: Dubai Courts notary.
How long does it take?
Five to ten working days from the scoping call to a registered will, once we have the asset schedule and beneficiary details. Same-day registration is possible at DIFC for an added government fee.
Can a will cover guardianship for my children?
Yes. A DIFC or ADGM guardianship will names a primary and backup guardian on the record. The family court retains final say, but a registered nomination is the strongest evidence of your intent.
What about my company shares?
Shares in a UAE entity route to statutory heirs by default — often multiple people, sometimes including your business partners’ spouses. A DIFC Business Owners Will names a single beneficiary and pre-clears the share-transfer path.
When should I update it?
After marriage, divorce, a new child, a country move, a major asset purchase, or a change in company ownership. A codicil is enough for small edits; a full re-draft is cleaner for structural changes.
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