WILLS FOR MUSLIMS

ADJD Muslim Expat Wills

Abu Dhabi Judicial Department (“ADJD”) Wills Registry operates under laws of the Emirate of Abu Dhabi and is a dedicated registry responsible for registration of Wills for Muslim expats (with the exception of GCC Nationals) which sits under the purview of the on-shore Arabic language courts in the Emirate of Abu Dhabi. The ADJD Wills Registry operates under the Civil Law jurisdiction and an ADJD Will can cover assets located in all seven Emirates in the UAE. The key benefits to an ADJD Muslim Expat Will are that the ADJD allow Muslims to register a Will which includes testamentary disposition and would be subject to local Emirate as well as UAE Federal (onshore) Law.

TYPES OF DIFC WILLS

ADJD Wills Registry emulates the principle of testamentary disposition which essentially means that anyone registering a Will shall have the right to bequeath their assets to whom they wish. ADJD Wills also cover the guardianship of minor children and testators are allowed to appoint permanent and temporary guardians to provide care for the children in the event of death of both parents.

It is an essential requirement for each testator to attend through virtual means for registration appointments. All formalities including approval of draft Wills and legal translation can be pre-arranged through our law office.

Requirements for ADJD (Abu Dhabi Courts Registered) wills:

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