UAE Court-Registered Wills

Put Your UAE Will in Place in 5 Working DaysFixed Price, Fully Managed

No legal confusion. No hidden costs. English drafting, Arabic translation, and court registration handled for you.

500+
Wills Registered
Trusted by UAE Expats

ADJD Registered

Legally recognised in the United Arab Emirates

100% Digital

Complete the entire process online

Non-Muslim Framework

Tailored for expats under UAE law

What Happens If You Don’t Have a UAE Will?

As an expat, your assets will be distributed under Sharia law by default — regardless of your nationality, religion, or wishes.

UAE Law May Decide Who Inherits Your Assets

Without a registered Will, Sharia-based succession rules apply by default — your spouse and children may not receive what you intended.

Bank Accounts Can Be Frozen

Joint and personal accounts are often frozen until succession is resolved, leaving your family without access to funds for months.

Guardianship of Children May Not Follow Your Wishes

Courts decide who cares for your children if no Will names a guardian — even if family lives abroad.

Simple Process

From Start to Registered Will in 5 Working Days

Four simple steps from start to full legal protection.

Step 01

Answer a Few Guided Questions

Fill out a questionnaire for us to better understand your estate planning needs.

Step 02

We Draft Your Will

Our qualified team prepares your Will aligned with ADJD requirements, and sends it to you to revise before submission.

Step 03

We Handle Translation & Court Submission

Your Will is translated and registered with the relevant UAE court — ADJD, Dubai, or DIFC.

Step 04

Legally Valid, Fully Protected

Once submitted, your Will is valid and your wishes are protected, only pending a quick online call with the courts to approve it.

Made For You

This Service Is Designed For

UAE Residents With Assets

Protect your assets, bank accounts and ensure they go to who you decide.

Expat Families With Children

Appoint guardians for your children, so they remain with the people you trust if anything happens to you.

Property or Business Owners

Protect your property and business interests with a clear, court-recognised plan that ensures a smooth transfer to the right beneficiaries.

Why Us

Why Choose SHC Estate Planning?

We combine deep legal expertise with modern technology to make estate planning accessible, fast, and fully compliant.

UAE Expat Specialists

Tailored specifically for non-Muslim residents with assets in the UAE.

Priority Drafting and Processing

Premium clients receive priority drafting and processing.

Full Legal Compliance

Every Will is reviewed by qualified legal advisors and registered with the relevant UAE court.

Mirror Wills for Couples

Joint protection for married couples with aligned testamentary wishes.

Premium Support

1-on-1 legal consultation, unlimited amendments, and VIP video verification.

Trusted by Expats Across the UAE

500+
Wills Registered
98%
Client Satisfaction
15+
Years Experience
48h
Avg. Draft Time

Why Trust SHC Estate Planning

Built on Expertise You Can Rely On

Every will we draft is fully compliant, court-ready, and shaped by decades of estate planning experience in the UAE.

UAE-Compliant Drafting

Every will is structured to meet the latest UAE legal requirements for non-Muslim residents.

Court-Approved Formats

Drafted to be registered with ADJD, DIFC, or ADGM — the recognised authorities in the UAE.

Built for UAE Expats

Extensive experience guiding expat families through cross-border estate complexities.

100+ Years of Experience Combined

A senior team with over a century of combined estate planning expertise behind every draft.

PRICING

Choose Your Experience

Transparent pricing. No hidden fees. Choose the plan that fits your needs.

*Prices are inclusive of all costs — legal drafting, certified Arabic translation, Abu Dhabi Court registration fees, government charges, digital storage, annual review, and up to 1 hour free administration consultation.

Not sure which plan fits your situation?

Free Discovery Call

Have Questions?
Speak With Our Team First.

Not sure if our service fits your situation? Book a free 30-minute call and we'll walk you through how SHC Estate Planning works, answer your questions, and show you how we can adapt the process to your specific needs — whatever your circumstances.

No cost, no obligationSenior advisorFully confidential

What We'll Cover

How our service works

A clear walkthrough of the process from start to registration.

Your specific situation

How we can adapt our service to fit your needs and assets.

Any questions, answered

Pricing, timelines, documents — get clarity before you commit.

FAQ

Frequently Asked Questions

Everything you need to know about estate planning in the UAE.

Yes. Without a registered Will, your estate will be distributed according to Sharia law by default — regardless of your nationality or religion. A registered UAE Will ensures your assets are distributed according to your wishes.

A Single Will covers one individual. A Mirror Will is designed for married couples who wish to create matching Wills with similar provisions — typically each leaving their estate to the surviving spouse and then to their children.

Standard is a self-service guided process with one free amendment. Premium includes a 1-on-1 consultation with a legal advisor, unlimited amendments, priority review, VIP court verification, and priority drafting and processing.

The online form takes about 15-20 minutes. Will drafting averages 48 hours. Premium clients receive priority drafting and processing.

Absolutely. We use industry-standard encryption and security measures. Your data is stored securely and only shared with ADJD as required for legal registration.

You can include real estate, bank accounts, investments, vehicles, business interests, personal belongings, digital assets, and more.

Yes. Standard clients receive one free amendment to their draft. Premium clients get unlimited amendments during the drafting phase. After registration, amendments can be made for an additional fee.

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