Prepare for your consultation

Gather the key information for your UAE Will

You do not need to complete everything before your first call. A simple outline helps your specialist understand your situation and tell you exactly what will be needed.

Identity and family information

You will normally need valid identification and basic information about your spouse, children, intended beneficiaries, executors and any proposed guardians. The precise documents depend on the route selected.

Asset information

Prepare a clear list of relevant UAE property, bank or investment accounts, business interests and other assets you want to discuss. Property owners should have title deeds or other ownership records available.

Your wishes and questions

Think about who should receive your assets, who should manage your estate and who you would want to care for your children if the worst were to happen. Write down any questions for the consultation.

Official sources and review

Prepared from official UAE Government, ADJD and DIFC Courts information. Prepared by Kingsman Wills. Last reviewed 31 August 2026. Court procedures and fees can change, so current requirements are confirmed before a customer proceeds.

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