Expert Wills, Estate Administration, and UAE Inheritance Law Services

At Precision Legal, we are proud of our deep knowledge and extensive experience in Wills, Estate Administration, and UAE Inheritance Law. we have been providing bespoke Will drafting services for individuals, families, and business owners with both local and international assets in Dubai, Abu Dhabi, the UAE.

Our team is committed to collaborating across various practice areas to exceed client expectations. We take the time to understand your specific needs and work tirelessly to achieve your objectives.

As a diverse firm proficient in both Sharia/UAE law and other international jurisdictions, our team of authorized Wills Draftsmen and estate planning experts in Dubai have years of experience advising expatriates and UAE nationals on private client and succession planning matters. Having registered a high volume of DIFC and Abu Dhabi Wills, we are experienced in handling probate cases related to DIFC Wills with significant success.

A Fully Digital Practice for Your Convenience

As a niche firm, we operate entirely digitally, offering the flexibility of video conference meetings for your convenience.

Why Non-Muslims in the UAE Should Have a Will

If you are a non-Muslim with assets in the UAE, it is crucial to have a registered non-Muslim Will (DIFC/UAE/Abu Dhabi) to ensure that your assets are divided according to your wishes.

Without a registered Will, the local courts will apply a pre-determined formula to distribute your estate and appoint guardians based on Sharia law principles. The distribution may differ significantly from your preferences.

Consequences of Not Having a Will in the UAE:

Having advised expatriates and UAE residents for over a decade, we are best placed to guide you on the potential issues that can arise from not having a Will in place. We strongly recommend registering a Will during your lifetime to protect your family’s interests.

With a registered Will in the UAE, you can control the distribution of your estate and appoint guardians as per your wishes.

How to Avoid Sharia Law from Applying to Your Estate

To ensure that Sharia law does not apply to the distribution of your estate, non-Muslim expatriates should register their Will with the DIFC or ADGM Wills Service Centre. This prevents lengthy court proceedings and provides certainty for family members after your passing.

The DIFC Wills Service Centre works in collaboration with the Dubai Land Department, the Dubai Economic Department, and other government agencies to ensure a swift and smooth distribution of property and assets listed in your Will.

Your Trusted Local Legal Advisors in the UAE

As your local lawyers in the UAE, we eliminate the need for you to travel to your country to seek legal counsel. Precision Legal operates as a fully digital law firm, enabling us to provide flexible legal services, including video conferencing appointments that fit your needs. We are committed to ensuring your legal matters in the following areas are handled swiftly and expertly:

Non-Muslim Wills

DIFC Wills

DIFC Foundation

Abu Dhabi Wills

Sharia Wills

Indian Wills

Administering a Deceased’s Estate in the UAE

Applying for a Succession Certificate in Dubai

Inheritance Disputes

Gifting Property in the UAE

UAE Power of Attorney

Let Precision Legal provide you with the confidence that your legal matters will be managed efficiently and professionally. Contact us today to get started.

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