Typical mattersDivorce, custody, inheritance
First consultation45 minutes, private
ResponseOne business day
LanguagesArabic and English
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Overview
Family disputes are personal, and the way they are handled can shape relationships for years. Our family law team gives careful, private advice on divorce, custody, support, inheritance and guardianship, always with the well-being of the people involved in view.
We explain options in plain language, including the ones that avoid a hearing. Many families reach a workable arrangement through discussion or mediation, and we support that route where it is safe and fair.
When court is necessary, we prepare thoroughly and keep you informed at each step. We also help with the practical follow-up: enforcing orders, updating arrangements as circumstances change and planning for the future.
Children come first in our approach. We explain how custody, residence and visiting arrangements are usually decided, help parents prepare a realistic proposal, and keep the discussion on routines, schooling and stability rather than on the conflict between the adults.
Financial questions receive the same care. We review income, property, debts and existing agreements, prepare the documents a court or a mediator will ask for, and help you understand what support or division is reasonable in your circumstances.
Family matters often involve more than one country. Where spouses, children or assets are in different places, we advise on which law and which court apply, how foreign judgments and documents are recognised, and how to avoid steps that could weaken your position later.
Key facts
Best forFamilies and individuals
FeesAgreed in writing at the start
OfficesDubai and Abu Dhabi
FormatIn person or by video
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What we handle
Divorce and legal separationProcess, grounds, property and timing.
Child custody and visitationParenting arrangements that put the child first.
Spousal supportAssessing need and ability to pay.
Inheritance and estate planningWills, shares and transfers within the family.
Marriage contractsTerms agreed before or during marriage.
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Timeline at a glance
Every family is different, so these ranges are only a guide.
Stage | Typical time |
|---|---|
First meeting | Usually within a few days of contact |
Agreed separation or settlement | Often several weeks to a few months |
Contested divorce or custody | Commonly many months, sometimes longer |
Inheritance matters | Depends on the estate and any disagreement between heirs |
Enforcement of an order | Varies with the court and the other party's response |
How we work
Confidential consultationWe listen without judgment and explain the options.
Understanding your goalsWe agree on priorities, such as the children, housing and finances.
Mediation attemptWe explore agreement where it is possible and appropriate.
Court representation if neededWe prepare and present your case.
Post-judgment supportWe help with enforcement and later changes.
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When to call us
Call us now
A child's safety or travel is at risk
You received court papers
An agreement must be signed this week
It can wait
You are considering separation
You want to plan an estate
You want a marriage contract reviewed
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What to bring
Bring what you can. If something is missing or unsafe to collect, tell us and we will plan around it.
Marriage certificate and identity documents for both parties, if available.
Birth certificates of the children.
Any existing agreement or court order.
Records of income, expenses, property and debts.
Notes on the children's school, health and daily routine.
A list of your priorities and questions.
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