As an expat in the UAE, your estate will not automatically go to the people you love. Register your Will in UAE before it is too late.
CorpLex is a specialist will registration consultant in Dubai offering Dubai Courts, ADJD & DIFC Courts Wills fully online.
When it comes to the registration of Wills in UAE, experience and trust matter. Here are four guarantees that set us apart.
You are not left uncertain about the Will registration process and whether you did it right. The purpose of the Will consultation is to understand your wishes and ensure that all your assets will be covered in the Will accordingly.
Cost of a UAE Will vs Cost of Getting It Wrong!
Our pricing is fixed, transparent, and inclusive of all drafting and Will registration fees. Choose the package that matches your situation and get started immediately. No hidden charges, no surprises.
Select from our range of Single or Mirror Will packages to suit your needs.
Our qualified draftsman prepares your Will and shares it for your approval before any registration proceeds.
Sign and register your Will via secure video conference, legally binding and officially recorded the same day.
Three officially recognised pathways are available for the will registration in Dubai, UAE. Review the options below and choose the one that fits your emirate, religion, and personal circumstances.
Without a duly registered Will in UAE, your assets are immediately frozen by the authorities until a Court order is issued. The Court will apply the relevant succession and inheritance laws to determine the distribution of your estate. As a result, your assets may not be distributed according to your personal wishes.
Additionally, your family may be required to undergo a lengthy probate and estate administration process before the assets can be released and distributed among the beneficiaries.
With a duly registered Will in UAE, your executor takes charge, assets flow to your chosen beneficiaries, and your appointed guardian steps in for your children without costly legal delays. The difference is not just financial. It is the difference between your family being protected and being left in uncertainty.
You can only appoint a legal guardian for your children through a registered UAE Will. Without one, a court will decide who raises your children, often without full knowledge of your wishes or your family's circumstances.
To ensure your property passes to the right person, you must have a registered Will in the UAE. Real estate cannot automatically transfer to a spouse or child without a valid Will and a court order, a process that can take months without one in place.
A UAE Will allows you to appoint alternate beneficiaries, so if your primary beneficiary cannot inherit, your estate still reaches the right person rather than being distributed by the court's default rules.
A registered Will in the UAE allows your estate to be settled quickly and with minimal legal friction. In contrast, the absence of a Will in the UAE can freeze your bank accounts and stall asset distribution for months, leaving your family in financial limbo.
Writing a Will is not about expecting the worst; it is about being prepared. Once your Will is registered, you can live and work in the UAE with the confidence that your family's future is legally secured, whatever happens.
Select your desired option, Single or Mirror Wills, on our website and complete a short intake form to get started.
We will prepare and have your draft Will(s) approved by you and the relevant authority Wills Service before registration proceeds.
You will sign and register your Will(s) through a secure video conference with the relevant authority, fully binding, no travel needed.
Thousands of UAE expats have already secured their family’s future. Join them with expert drafting and a complete will registration service UAE delivered from the comfort of your home.
Whether you are looking to register your Will in Dubai or Abu Dhabi, our team makes the process fast, simple, and entirely remote. CorpLex Will registration services are trusted by thousands of non-Muslim expats across UAE.
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