Without a legally binding Will, UAE laws (including Sharia Law) determine how your assets are distributed, which may not align with your wishes. A Will ensures your assets, guardianship of children, and legacy are handled according to your preferences.

If you pass away without a Will, your assets and guardianship decisions may be made by local courts, following Sharia principles. This could result in outcomes that differ significantly from your intentions, especially for non-Muslim expatriates.

Yes, specifying guardianship for minor children is a key aspect of the Wills we draft. This ensures that your children’s care is decided by you, not left to legal uncertainty.

Yes, in 2021, Abu Dhabi introduced progressive laws allowing expatriates to draft Wills under civil principles. These laws provide more flexibility and protection for non-Muslim expats.

The timeline depends on the complexity of your estate and requirements. However, our streamlined process is designed to be efficient, often completing the initial draft within a few days.