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TRANSPARENT PRICING

Simple, Transparent Pricing for UAE Wills & POA

One flat fee per document — AI drafting, OCR scanning, mandatory lawyer review, e-signature and delivery all included. No hidden fees, no surprises.

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Pricing for Every Document Type

Every tier includes the same AI drafting and mandatory lawyer verification workflow.

Single Will

AED 950/ one-time

A standalone Will for individuals who want full control over their own estate.

  • Bilingual AI-guided interview
  • OCR document scan
  • Licensed lawyer review
  • E-signature & PDF/DOCX delivery
  • 30-day post-approval support
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Mirror Wills

AED 1,650/ per couple

Two matching Wills for spouses who want to leave everything to each other.

  • One joint bilingual interview
  • OCR document scan for both spouses
  • Licensed lawyer review of both Wills
  • E-signature & PDF/DOCX delivery
  • 30-day post-approval support
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Guardianship Will

AED 950/ one-time

Name the people you trust to raise your children if something happens to you.

  • Bilingual AI-guided interview
  • Guardian & minor care clauses
  • Licensed lawyer review
  • E-signature & PDF/DOCX delivery
  • 30-day post-approval support
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Power of Attorney

AED 750/ per document

General, Property, Banking, Company or Medical — any of our 5 POA types.

  • Bilingual AI-guided interview
  • Scope & validity guidance
  • Licensed lawyer review
  • E-signature & PDF/DOCX delivery
  • 30-day post-approval support
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Compare What’s Included

A closer look at what each document type includes beyond the shared core workflow.

FeatureSingle WillMirror WillsGuardianship WillPower of Attorney
AI-guided bilingual interview
OCR document scan
Licensed lawyer review
E-signature & delivery
Joint / reciprocal drafting for two people
Guardian & minor care clauses
Court / notary registration support
Business & company representation
30-day post-approval support
Your Questions Answered

Frequently Asked Questions

Get clear answers about non-Muslim wills, inheritance laws, and court registration.

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Are non-Muslim wills valid in the UAE?

Yes. Non-Muslim expatriates can register a Will under DIFC Courts or ADGM jurisdiction, allowing their assets to be distributed according to their wishes rather than Sharia rules.

What is the difference between a Will and Power of Attorney?

A Will takes effect after death to distribute assets. A Power of Attorney takes effect while you are alive, granting authority over legal, financial, or medical decisions.

Do I need to register my Will with the court?

Registration through the appropriate UAE court or authority may be required for enforceability. A licensed UAE lawyer can advise which route applies to your assets and circumstances.

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