WILL PREPARATION SERVICE WITH DIFC WILLS

PROTECT YOUR FAMILY AND YOUR ASSETS IN THE UAE

Preparing for unexpected situations can be daunting. Our will preparation service simplifies the process, enabling you to swiftly and easily create your will under common law within the DIFC. Our coverage extends to all seven Emirates.

will preparation service

We will have our experts help you to acquaint yourself with the different types of option for a will, and assist in giving guidance as what is best suited to your needs. The DIFC offers a common law jurisdiction for non-Muslims under which they can make will in English governing the distribution of their property upon death. DIFC Wills cover the entire United Arab Emirates, so that non-Muslims’ estates are not subject to UAE Shariah law. Assets include real estate, cash or coins, personal belongings and shares in commercial companies as well as accounts with banks or brokerages.

Varieties of Wills Provided by DIFC Wills Registry

Difc Full Will

DIFC Full Will

This comprehensive will covers both the distribution of assets and the appointment of guardians.
DIFC Financial Assets Will

DIFC Financial Assets Will

Suitable for shares, money or securities in any UAE bank or financial institution. This tin can contain up to 10 different bank accounts or shares in either bank account, registered on any one person's name anywhere from Singapore to Paris.
DIFC Guardianship Will

DIFC Guardianship Will

Just like the Financial Assets Will, this one deals with cash and property as well. This pertains to any money or shares located in a UAE Bank of financial institution. As well, up to 10 separate bank accounts or shares in up to 10 different depositories may be established under your name alone or as joint account.
DIFC Property Will

DIFC Property Will

Applicable to property they own in the UAE, this form allows you to specify beneficiaries for a maximum of 5 properties and up to five shares therein.
DIFC Business Owners Will

DIFC Business Owners Will

You explicitly guarantee the smooth transfer of your business shares without probate. A single beneficiary can be named for up to five different shareholdings in a free zone or UAE onshore company. To be eligible, you must own shares in an UAE-incorporated company working under the Provisions of the UNITED ARAB EMIRATES Federal Law.

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