Non-Muslim Will
Set out exactly how your UAE assets should be distributed, and appoint an executor you trust.
- Assets & beneficiaries
- Executor appointment
- Prepared for court registration
Non-Muslim Wills, Guardianship Wills, Single Wills and Mirror Wills — drafted by AI, structured to DIFC and ADGM requirements, and verified by a licensed UAE lawyer before release.
DIFC & ADGM COMPLIANCE
Every Will we draft is structured for registration with the DIFC Wills Service Centre or ADGM Courts — the two common-law jurisdictions that let non-Muslim residents distribute their UAE assets according to their own wishes, not the default succession rules.
ESTATE PLANNING
Decide who inherits your UAE assets and who looks after your children — drafted to UAE requirements and reviewed by a licensed lawyer.
Set out exactly how your UAE assets should be distributed, and appoint an executor you trust.
Name the people you trust to raise your children if something happens to you.
Two matching Wills for spouses who want to leave everything to each other, then to the same beneficiaries.
A standalone Will for individuals who want full control over their own estate.
Tell us about your assets, family and wishes in English or Arabic.
Receive a structured, editable draft built on DIFC/ADGM-compliant clauses.
A licensed UAE lawyer checks every clause before anything is finalised.
E-sign your approved Will and prepare it for court registration.
AI drafts the first version in minutes, but every single Non-Muslim Will, Guardianship Will, Single Will and Mirror Will is reviewed and approved by a licensed UAE lawyer before it is released to you — this is not optional and cannot be skipped.
Common questions about writing a Will as a non-Muslim resident or expat in the UAE.
Contact SupportWithout a registered Will, UAE courts generally apply Sharia-based default succession rules to your estate, regardless of your nationality or religion, unless a valid DIFC or ADGM Will says otherwise.
Yes. A DIFC or ADGM-registered Will lets you name any beneficiaries you choose, including leaving your entire estate to your spouse or any other person.
A UAE Will primarily governs assets located in the UAE. We recommend a separate Will (or professional advice) for assets held in other countries.
Yes. You can draft a new Will or a formal amendment at any time; the most recently registered, valid Will takes precedence.
You can appoint any adult you trust — a spouse, family member or friend — as executor, as well as one or more substitute executors.
A Guardianship Will names who should care for your children under 18 if something happens to you. It is strongly recommended for any parent living in the UAE and pairs directly with your asset Will.
AI-assisted. Lawyer reviewed. Built for UAE requirements.