Last Will & Testament Services in UAE
A Last Will & Testament is a legally binding document that ensures your assets, properties, and personal affairs are distributed according to your wishes after your passing
- Last Will & Testament
What is a Last Will & Testament?
A Last Will & Testament is a legal document that outlines how an individual’s estate, assets, and personal belongings should be distributed upon their passing. It also allows individuals to appoint guardians for minor children, specify executors, and minimize potential disputes among beneficiaries.
In the UAE, it is essential for non-Muslim expatriates to have a registered will to ensure their assets are distributed according to their wishes, as Sharia Law may otherwise apply in the absence of a will.
At Vesta Document Clearing, we provide expert will drafting, attestation, and registration services to secure your legacy and give you peace of mind.
- OUR PROCESS
Steps to Get Started
1.
Consultation
We assess your estate and legal requirements to recommend the most suitable will type.
2.
Drafting the Will
Our legal experts prepare a clear and legally valid will based on your preferences.
3.
Review & Amendments
You review the draft and make necessary adjustments before finalization.
4.
Registration & Attestation
The will is officially registered with the relevant UAE authority to ensure its legal enforceability.
- Benefits
Benefits of Having a Will in the UAE
- Legal Protection –Ensures that your assets and estate are distributed as per your wishes.
- Avoids Inheritance Disputes – Prevents conflicts and legal battles among family members.
- Protects Minor Children – Allows you to appoint guardians for your children, ensuring their future is secure.
- Faster Estate Settlement – A registered will speeds up the probate process and asset distribution.
- Prevents Application of Sharia Law – Non-Muslim expatriates can ensure their assets are distributed based on their home country’s inheritance laws instead of local Sharia regulations.
Types of Wills We Provide
Dubai Courts Will
A Dubai Courts Will is registered with the Dubai Courts and is recognized across the UAE. It is suitable for expatriates who wish to secure their assets and inheritance planning within the country.
DIFC Wills (Dubai International Financial Centre)
A DIFC Will is registered under the DIFC Wills Service Centre and is specifically tailored for non-Muslim expatriates who want their assets and properties to be distributed based on their preferences rather than UAE inheritance laws.
Abu Dhabi Judicial Department (ADJD) Will
The Abu Dhabi Judicial Department Will is a legally recognized will for non-Muslims residing in Abu Dhabi and the UAE, ensuring their estate is distributed per their instructions.
Property Will
A Property Will is specifically for individuals who own real estate assets in the UAE and want to specify how their properties should be managed or inherited.
Guardianship Will
A Guardianship Will allows parents to legally appoint guardians for their minor children, ensuring their care and well-being in case of unforeseen circumstances.
- Why Choose Us
Why Choose Vesta Documents Clearing Services?
Expert Guidance
Tailored Solutions
Fast & Efficient Process
Transparent Pricing
What Our Customers Are Saying
Our commitment to professionalism, efficiency, and reliability has earned the trust of individuals and businesses across the UAE.
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28 jun 2024
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20 Dec 2024
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28 jun 2024
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FAQs
we’ve compiled a list of frequently asked questions to provide clear and concise answers about our services.
Do I need a will in the UAE if I am an expatriate?
Yes, non-Muslim expatriates should have a will to ensure their assets and guardianship decisions are followed, as UAE laws may apply in the absence of one.
Can I include international assets in my UAE will?
Yes, but it is advisable to draft separate wills in different jurisdictions to avoid legal conflicts.
Is a handwritten will legally valid in the UAE?
No, a will must be officially drafted, attested, and registered with the relevant UAE authority to be legally valid.
Can I update my will later?
Yes, you can modify or revoke your will at any time with the proper legal procedure.
What happens if I die without a will in the UAE?
If you pass away without a will, your assets may be distributed according to Sharia Law, which may not align with your wishes.
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