LEGAL DOCUMENTATION/SPECIAL SERVICES
Wills
Muslims & Non-Muslims
Make a Will in the UAE
Making sure that your loved ones can retain the life you have built
Gift Deed/HIBA
Hiba, your estate for your loved ones
Power of Attorney
POA if you cannot do some legal tasks yourself
A written Will is an Ideal Scenario
It is one of the most important documents you will ever sign
Assets
Assets will be dealt with as per nationality
Estates
Real estate in the UAE will be dealt with according to UAE law
Appointment
Call us for assistance
Draft Will
Review the personalized, drafted will
Notarized Will
Receive your notarized will with a stamp
Prices
- Single Will - 2,500 AED
- Mirror Will - 2,999 AED
- HIBA -2,499 AED
- POA - 499 AED
What is Declaration in your Will?
A will is a recommendation for a person to donate while alive to another individual or a charitable organization, to be executed after their death. According to Article 240 of the Personal Status Law in the United Arab Emirates, a will is a disposition of the estate that takes effect after death.
Under Federal Law No. 41 of 2022 concerning civil personal status for non-Muslims, the legislator specifies that the inheritor has the right to leave a will, designating the distribution of all their assets in the state to whomever they choose, subject to specific controls.
What constitutes a will? As per Article 1 of Law No. 14 of 2021, a will is a document in which individuals covered by this law express their desire to manage the disposal of their money and its distribution upon their death.
To ensure the legal validity of a civil will, it must be properly “registered.” This can be accomplished by submitting the relevant application and a copy of the will to the Civil Wills Section of the Judicial Department.
For assistance in drafting a will, the Abu Dhabi Civil Family Court has provided a unified will form in both English and Arabic. This form can be utilized to prepare a will effectively and economically. Alternatively, hiring a lawyer specializing in wills is another option, ensuring the proper registration of the document.
Can Muslims register a will? Regardless of religion, non-UAE citizens can register a will with the Abu Dhabi Civil Wills Office.
The benefits of registering and authenticating a will are significant. With a registered will, one can be assured that their property in the UAE will be distributed according to their wishes after death. Failure to register a will may result in delays in asset distribution and, in some cases, lead to conflicts among family members.
How can we help ?
ME-Alliance has an experienced team of will writing experts & legal translators who can translate your English Will into Arabic without any changes. We will also assist you in reviewing the Will to avoid any future issues regarding succession. In addition to that, we assist in submitting and tracking your application via TAMM and keep you informed about the process. This service also includes taking time from the Honourable judges in processing the Will.
Documents required
Emirates ID , Passport (Original )
Proof of evidencing the ownership of bequeathed funds (Original ) and Documents to be notarized (Original).
Fees
The Government Fee is 950 AED. ME-Alliance fee is negotiable as per the given hours & services.
Amicable Dispute Settlement
Maintain your Privacy
Litigation solves the dispute openly, which could be avoided in an amicable solution
Maintain Social Relationship
Conciliation is a social peace
Save your Time
Resolving the dispute and preparing the settlement shall be conducted within a maximum period of 8 days
Save your Money
Conducting an amicable settlement at our firm will save up to 80% of our clients’ money compared to resolving their disputes through the court
Direct Enforcement
Unlike litigation, where enforcement takes ages
Getting an Acceptable Solution
Unlike litigation, where the outcome is not always satisfying
Prices
- Settlement Fee 4000 - Less Than 200K
- Settlement Fee 6000 - 201K-499k
- Settlement Fee 10,000 - 500K-999k
- Settlement Fee 15,000 - More than 1 Million
Adjusting the Status of Limited
Liability Companies in the UAE
Update the Status of your Company as the Law Gets Amended!
Regarding the recent amendments to the Commercial Companies Law in the UAE No. 2 of 2015 (dated 9/30/2021), which abolished the requirement that the national partner should own 51% of the limited liability companies, we are glad to inform you that we shall be able to assist you in adjusting the status of limited liability companies that have fictitious national participation for just AED 5000 (excluding the government fees).
For more details about the amendments and our scope of work, please see the attached document for your reference.
Legal Services to Apply
the new Labor Law
In accordance with the Federal Decree-Law No. 33 of 2021 regulating labor relations that shall be applied on February 2, 2022, to all establishments, employers, and workers in the private sector in the UAE, which overrules the application of Federal Law No. 8 of 1980 regulating labor relations, the application shall be stopped accordingly.
The new law stipulates several essential amendments to the old Law No. 8 of 1980, such as new work patterns, abolishing unlimited work contracts and applying only limited work contracts for up to three years with the possibility to renew them, work injury compensation, end-of-service gratuity compensation, new types of leaves, and new obligations on both employers and employees, in addition to other amendments in alignment with the requirements of the labor market in the UAE.
The law stipulated in Article No. 68 of the Decree-Law the necessity of reconciling the situation of companies and employers within one year from the date of its entry into force.
-The fees for legal services mentioned in the right will be 12,000 dirhams, excluding VAT, for all the mentioned works and follow-up with the human resources department in the company to ensure that the mechanisms of the new law are applied correctly.
-The work team from the Middle East Legal Consultancy firm is led by the managing partner, Dr. Muhammad Haitham Salman, with the participation of Mr. Yasser Abdel-Raouf and Mr. Ezzat Al-Harbi.
For further details, please contact Dr. Mohammed Haitham Salman on mobile at 0506126930.
