A Mainland Will is registered through Dubai Courts Notary Public or the Abu Dhabi Judicial Department (ADJD).
It is designed for non‑Muslims who want to protect their family, assets, property, and guardianship rights under UAE civil procedures, while complying with Arabic legal drafting requirements.
VADA prepares your Will in both English and Arabic, manages the notary process end‑to‑end, and ensures complete legal accuracy.
A Mainland Will:
– Is drafted in Arabic (with English for reference)
– Is registered at Dubai Courts or ADJD
– Allows legally binding asset distribution
– Includes guardianship instructions for children
– Ensures clarity in UAE civil courts
– Is valid across the entire UAE
Covers all UAE assets, global assets (optional), and guardianship.
Appoints temporary and permanent guardians for children.
Covers specific real estate properties.
Covers bank accounts, investments, and shares.
Covers ownership in Mainland or Free Zone companies.
Handling all government paperwork, licensing, and visa services so your business thrives without administrative delays.
STEP 1 — Consultation
We review:
– Family structure
– Assets
– Properties
– Business ownership
– Guardianship requirements
STEP 2 — Drafting Your Will
We prepare both English and Arabic versions fully aligned with UAE Court standards.
STEP 3 — Review & Amendments
You review your Will and request any changes before finalisation.
STEP 4 — Notary Appointment
We arrange:
– Dubai Courts Notary Public
or
– ADJD Notary (Abu Dhabi)
In-person or virtual (when applicable).
STEP 5 — Signing & Registration
Your Will is officially:
– Signed
– Attested
– Registered in the Court system
STEP 6 — Certified Copies Delivered
We provide fully certified and legally enforceable copies.
(if applicable)
(children)
(if applicable)
(for business Wills)
Full bilingual drafting
– Compliant with UAE civil procedures
– Protects children (guardianship)
– Protects wealth & property
– Valid across all Emirates
– Ideal for Mainland property holders
– Fast registration (same day possible)