Inheritance law Dubaï

Estate planning in the UAE must navigate a hybrid framework : Sharia based inheritance principles, civil regimes for non-Muslims (DIFC/ADJD wills) ... Read more

Registering a will in the United Arab Emirates (UAE) helps secure asset transfers and guardianship for minor children. Expatriates have several ... Read more

Preparing and registering a will in the United Arab Emirates (UAE) helps ensure assets are distributed according to your wishes and reduces disputes ... Read more

Transferring real estate in the United Arab Emirates (UAE) can be challenging without prior planning, especially for expatriates. Between personal ... Read more

Without prior planning, an expatriate’s death in the United Arab Emirates (UAE) can trigger asset freezes, uncertainty over distribution and ... Read more

Gift transfers (commonly called hiba) allow owners in Dubai to transfer real estate to relatives at significantly lower costs than a standard sale. ... Read more

In the United Arab Emirates, the surviving spouse’s share vis à vis the deceased’s family hinges on the personal status law that applies ... Read more

Estate planning in the UAE must navigate a hybrid framework : Sharia based inheritance principles, civil regimes for non-Muslims (DIFC/ADJD wills) ... Read more

Preparing and registering a will in the United Arab Emirates (UAE) helps ensure assets are distributed according to your wishes and reduces disputes ... Read more

Registering a will in the United Arab Emirates (UAE) helps secure asset transfers and guardianship for minor children. Expatriates have several ... Read more

The Abu Dhabi Judicial Department (ADJD) Wills Registry is a dedicated platform for registering wills made by non Muslims under Abu Dhabi’s civil ... Read more