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ADJD Will Registration · Abu Dhabi

Protect Your Family in the UAE.
Register Your ADJD Will

Abu Dhabi's most trusted Will registration specialists since 1998. One appointment. All fees included. Done in days, not months.

MOJ CertifiedADJD Registered28+ Years Experience500+ Families ProtectedNo Hidden Fees

28th Anniversary Offer

AED 3,500AED 2,998

All-inclusive · No hidden charges · ADJD Registered

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Client Stories

Real Families, Real Relief

Real Al Wissam clients, speaking unscripted about their experience.

Mr. Prashant

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Mr. Sirni

Al Wissam client, Abu Dhabi

Mr. Neeraj Kumar

Al Wissam client, Abu Dhabi

Mr. Atul

Al Wissam client, Abu Dhabi

UAE Inheritance Law

What Happens Without a Registered Will?

Without a registered ADJD Will in the UAE, your estate doesn't automatically follow your home country's rules or your wishes. UAE succession law applies, and the consequences for your family can be severe.

Without a Registered Will

  • Bank accounts frozen immediately

    UAE banks freeze all accounts upon notification of death. Your family cannot access funds, sometimes for months.

  • Guardian not your choice

    UAE courts may decide who raises your children, and the outcome may not reflect your wishes.

  • Property may not go to your spouse

    Sharia succession principles may apply by default, regardless of your religion or nationality.

  • Business interests at risk

    Business shares and partnerships may be frozen or transferred outside your intended plan.

  • Months of legal proceedings

    Your family faces prolonged uncertainty, significant cost, and emotional stress at the worst possible time.

With an ADJD Registered Will

  • Assets protected from day one

    Your family accesses funds when they need them most. No delays, no frozen accounts.

  • Guardian of your choice

    Your chosen guardian is legally recognised by UAE courts. No dispute, no uncertainty.

  • Estate distributed as you direct

    Property, savings, and investments go exactly where you intend, fully legally enforceable.

  • Business continuity secured

    Your business interests are protected and directed according to your written plan.

  • Resolution in days, not months

    Your family has legal certainty immediately. No court proceedings, no prolonged disputes.

28th Anniversary Offer

28 Years of Trust. One Offer, One Deadline.

To celebrate 28 years in Abu Dhabi (founded June 1998), our anniversary price is available until September 30, 2026. After that date, the price returns to AED 3,500.

AED 3,500AED 2,998

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  • Full legal drafting of your ADJD Will (Expatriate or Wasiyya)
  • Professional consultation with a Will specialist
  • All ADJD government registration fees
  • Submission and coordination with the ADJD
  • Certified registered copy of your Will

Fast Track available. Need your Will completed in 1–5 days? Add Fast Track court priority for AED 1,800; ask us during your consultation.

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Two Products. One Trusted Company.

For Expatriates and Muslim Residents Alike

Al Wissam has registered ADJD Wills for UAE residents since 1998, regardless of religion. One consultation, one trusted process, full support from drafting to activation.

For Expatriates & Non-Muslim Residents

ADJD Expatriate Will

Protects your assets, names your guardian of choice for your children, and ensures your estate is distributed exactly as you wish, fully recognised and enforceable by UAE courts.

  • UAE & international assets
  • Guardianship of minor children
  • Bank accounts, property & investments
  • Business interests & shares
  • ADJD registered & legally enforceable

For Muslims

ADJD Wasiyya (Islamic Will)

A properly drafted, ADJD-registered Wasiyya ensures your estate is distributed in accordance with Islamic inheritance law, with your wishes clearly documented and legally protected.

  • Drafted in accordance with Islamic law
  • ADJD registered & court-recognised
  • Clearly documents your specific wishes
  • Protects your family from disputes
  • Available in Arabic & English

Not sure which applies to you? We'll advise during your free consultation; it takes one conversation.

How It Works

Three Steps. A Few Days. Done.

Most clients are surprised by how simple the process is. We handle everything; you simply attend one appointment.

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Free consultation

A relaxed conversation about your family, assets, and wishes, in person or by phone. No jargon, no pressure.

30 minutes
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We draft it, you review

A clear, plain-English document. We walk you through every line and refine it until you're completely comfortable.

1–2 days
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Registration & certified copy

We submit and coordinate with the ADJD until your certified, registered Will is in your hands.

2–3 days
Common Questions

Everything You Need to Know

Do I need a UAE Will if I already have one at home?

Yes. UAE courts don't automatically apply a foreign Will to assets held here; a registered UAE Will is required to protect your local bank accounts, property, and business interests.

I'm Muslim. Do I still need a registered Will?

Yes. While Sharia inheritance principles automatically apply to Muslim residents, a registered Wasiyya lets you direct up to one-third of your estate as you choose, and clearly documents your wishes, a right you lose without one.

Does my spouse automatically inherit if I have no Will?

Not automatically. Without a registered Will, default UAE succession rules may apply regardless of your religion or nationality. A Will ensures your spouse is protected as you intend.

How long does registration take?

Typically 3–10 working days from consultation to your certified copy, depending on court availability. A Fast Track option (1–5 days) is available for an additional court fee.

Do I need a Will if I rent and own no property?

Yes. A Will also covers your bank accounts, vehicles, business interests, and most importantly, guardianship of any minor children.

Can my UAE Will also cover assets abroad?

Often, yes. Many clients include overseas property, savings, and investments. We review your full picture, both UAE and international, during your consultation.

28 Years of Trust

One Conversation Away From Peace of Mind.

Whether you're ready to start or just have a question, our team is here, in Arabic and English, seven days a week.