Join our panel of licensed UAE advocates
Every document on MyDubaiWill is drafted from a guided client interview and released only after a licensed UAE advocate has reviewed, edited and approved it. Apply with your licence; once our team has verified it, documents to review arrive in your own lawyer workspace.
From application to your first review
Create your account
Register with your professional email and choose “Lawyer”. Use an account that is only for your advocate work.
Submit your licence
Enter your licence number, the issuing authority and your main area of practice, and upload your licence card.
Licence verification
Our admin team checks your licence with the issuing authority and messages you as soon as it is decided.
Start reviewing
Once approved, your lawyer workspace opens with a review queue of the documents assigned to you.
What to have ready
The application takes a few minutes. Keep these to hand:
- Your UAE advocate or legal consultant licence number, as printed on the card
- The authority that issued it (see the list below)
- Your main area of practice, e.g. wills, probate and family law
- A mobile number with its country code, for the decision message
- A scan or photo of your licence card, and your Emirates ID if available (JPG, PNG or PDF; up to 5 files, 10 MB in total)
Accepted licensing authorities
- Dubai Legal Affairs Department
- UAE Ministry of Justice
- Abu Dhabi Judicial Department
- DIFC Courts
- ADGM Courts
What panel advocates do
Your workspace is built around the review: the AI prepares the draft, and you decide what is released.
A focused review queue
The documents assigned to you, with the client's interview answers, the jurisdiction and the review deadline.
Edit every clause
Rework the AI wording, add clauses from the clause library, attach legal notes and verify clauses flagged for a manual check.
Request revisions
Send a document back to the client with notes on what needs to change before you can approve it.
Approve with your declaration
Approve with a signed declaration and your stamp. Only then is the document released to the client.
Ready to apply?
Commission, capacity and other panel terms are agreed with each advocate. Contact us for panel terms, or start your application now.