Preparing DIFC Wills in Dubai, UAE
If you’re making a will in the UAE, it’s best to get professional help from people who know about common law from DIFC.
Why Draft A DIFC Will?
In the UAE, the Dubai International Financial Centre (DIFC) provides a secure legal platform specifically designed for non-Muslims to draft wills in English — ensuring their assets are distributed according to their wishes after their demise.
This valuable service extends its coverage to encompass all seven emirates of the UAE, offering peace of mind by protecting non-Muslims’ estates from the application of UAE Shariah law. Your assets — ranging from real estate properties to financial accounts, stocks, and personal possessions — can all be included in this comprehensive approach to estate planning.
At Dasa Consulting, we prepare wills in accordance with both DIFC common law and the wishes of our clients.
Types of DIFC Wills We Prepare in the UAE
We offer extensive expertise and experience in the field of will writing. From the moment you get in touch, we’ll work tirelessly to ensure your financial affairs are in order.
We’ll start the initial consultation by asking you a series of questions related to your preferences. We’ll then recommend one of the following wills before getting to work.
All of these wills ensure that individuals can plan for the distribution of their assets in line with their preferences and legal requirements in the UAE. To ensure yours is legally binding and watertight, contact us today to discuss your options.
This type of UAE will covers the distribution of assets and the appointment of guardians.
The type of will is designed for money, shares, or securities held in UAE banks or financial institutions. It allows up to 10 bank accounts or shares to be included.
Similar to the Financial Assets Will, a Guardianship Will covers assets held in UAE banks or financial institutions and permits up to 10 accounts or shares.
This is specifically for properties owned in the UAE, allowing beneficiaries to be appointed for up to 5 properties.
This business-related will facilitates the transfer of shares in a business without probate. It allows a beneficiary to be appointed for up to five separate shareholdings in a UAE-incorporated company operating under UAE Federal Law.