A Safe Future with a Will in the United Arab Emirate

Why Is It Important to Register a Will?

Without a registered will, UAE courts distribute assets according to Sharia law. This could result in outcomes that do not reflect your personal wishes—for instance, company assets or bank savings may pass to male heirs.

Registering a will allows you to safeguard your assets, protect your family’s financial future, and avoid lengthy and complex legal procedures in the event of an unexpected situation.

Will Registration for Muslims

Muslims living in Dubai can register their wills through the Abu Dhabi Judicial Department (ADJD) Family Court. Wills are prepared in Arabic and can cover assets such as real estate, bank accounts, and investments in Dubai. They can also be updated as needed, ensuring your assets are managed legally and in accordance with your wishes.

Will Registration for Non-Muslims

Non-Muslims can register their wills via the DIFC Wills Service Centre or the ADJD. Wills may be prepared in English and governed by the laws of your home country. They can cover assets including real estate, company shares, bank accounts, vehicles, and custody of minor children. Applicants must be at least 21 years old.

Be Safe with Esenyel Consultancy

We guide you step by step through the will preparation and registration process, ensuring a smooth and secure experience from start to finish. Our comprehensive services include:

• Professional drafting and preparation of wills.
• Fast and secure handling of translation, certification, and official approvals.
• Coordination with DIFC or ADJD and full monitoring of the process.
• Guidance to ensure all assets are listed completely and accurately.

All services are carried out lawfully, securely, and with strict confidentiality.

If you are an investor or hold assets in Dubai, contact us to ensure the protection of your loved ones and your assets.