Secure Your Legacy with Expert Wills & Estate Planning in the UAE
Plan for the future with confidence. Emira Legal helps you create legally valid wills and estate plans tailored to UAE laws and your personal circumstances—ensuring your loved ones and assets are protected without complications.
Wills & Estate Planning Services
Creating a valid will or estate plan in the UAE is essential for safeguarding your assets and providing clear direction for your loved ones. With multiple legal frameworks such as Sharia law, DIFC Wills, and Abu Dhabi Wills, it’s crucial to choose the right solution that aligns with your background, religion, and asset distribution preferences.<br>At Emira Legal, we simplify this process with expert guidance, ensuring your documents meet all legal requirements while giving you peace of mind.
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Services We Offer
We offer comprehensive will drafting and estate planning solutions, including DIFC wills, Abu Dhabi wills, Sharia-compliant wills, and non-Muslim wills. Whether you need to safeguard family assets, plan guardianship for minor children, or structure multi-jurisdictional estates, we provide efficient, professional services tailored to your needs.
Abu Dhabi Wills
Secure your legacy with a professionally drafted and registered Abu Dhabi will. We guide you through every step — from drafting to ADJD registration — ensuring your assets and loved ones are protected.
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Non-Muslim Wills in the UAE
Secure your legacy with a professionally drafted and registered Abu Dhabi will. We guide you through every step — from drafting to ADJD registration — ensuring your assets and loved ones are protected.
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Sharia Wills in the UAE
Ensure your estate and family matters are handled in accordance with Islamic inheritance principles. Our Sharia Will service helps you draft and register a compliant will in the UAE, safeguarding your legacy and your loved ones.
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DIFC wills
DIFC Wills offer non-Muslim residents in Dubai and Ras Al Khaimah a secure, common law-based way to manage inheritance and guardianship matters. It ensures legal clarity and peace of mind over your assets and family’s future.
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FAQ
Yes. Without a registered will, your estate may be distributed according to Sharia law by default. A registered will under DIFC or Abu Dhabi Judicial Department ensures your assets are distributed per your wishes.
A DIFC will is a legal instrument for non-Muslims that allows you to register your will under the DIFC Wills and Probate Registry, offering clarity, control, and enforceability over asset distribution and guardianship.
Yes, but Muslim wills in the UAE must follow Sharia law. You can designate up to one-third of your estate to beneficiaries of your choice if it does not violate Islamic inheritance rules.
DIFC wills apply to non-Muslims and are registered in the Dubai International Financial Centre, while Abu Dhabi Judicial Department wills are available in both English and Arabic and can cover residents across all Emirates.
In most cases, no. Many wills can be drafted and even registered remotely via online notarization platforms or authorized legal representatives, depending on the jurisdiction.
Yes. You can specify temporary and permanent guardians for minor children in your will to avoid default court-appointed guardianship in the event of unforeseen circumstances.
Costs vary by type and jurisdiction—DIFC wills typically start from AED 5,000–10,000, while other options may be more affordable. Fees may also apply for legal drafting and notarization.
Yes, but having a professionally drafted and properly registered will significantly reduces the likelihood of successful legal challenges.