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Put your wishes into words, with support through the preparation process. Explore UAE will preparation and discuss what matters to you and your family.

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A considered approach to documenting your wishes.

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Will preparation

Discuss your wishes and the information needed to prepare your will. We help organise the preparation process and clarify the next steps for your circumstances.

Will preparation

What to consider

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Your family and circumstances

Bring the personal circumstances and responsibilities you want the preparation process to take into account.

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Your assets and wishes

Identify the assets and instructions you want to discuss, including anything connected to another country.

The appropriate process

Understand the preparation and registration steps applicable to your circumstances before proceeding.

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United Arab Emirates

Support with will preparation, from discussing your wishes to organising the information needed for the next steps.

Will preparation

Explore UAE will preparation

How we help

Discuss what matters
Explain your circumstances, wishes and questions in a private conversation with a specialist.
Prepare the information
Work through the requested information and documents so the preparation can move forward.
Review the next steps
Review the preparation work and clarify any further steps required for your case.

Frequently asked

What information should I have ready before discussing a will?

Start with an outline of your family circumstances, the assets and countries involved, and the people you want to discuss as beneficiaries or in other roles. Bring any existing will and note what has changed. You do not need to arrive with legal wording; the first conversation is about your wishes and the work required.

I already have a will in another country. Should I prepare another one?

Do not commission a second document without reviewing the first. Share the existing will, the assets it is intended to cover and the jurisdictions involved. The review should consider whether an additional document is appropriate and how the documents would interact, rather than assuming they operate independently.

Does will preparation include registration and the associated fees?

Ask for preparation, review, signing or registration support, and third-party charges to be itemised. Do not assume that every step is included in a preparation fee. The proposal should identify who handles each stage and what you must complete personally.

What if my family circumstances or assets change after the will is prepared?

Bring the existing document and explain the change, whether it concerns family, assets, residence or the people named in the will. The next step is to assess what needs reviewing and whether an amendment or replacement is appropriate. Confirm the scope and cost of that work before proceeding.