Online Power of Attorney in the UAE: How E-Notarisation Works
Learn how online power of attorney notarisation works in the UAE, who is eligible and when an in-person notary or embassy appointment may still be needed.
Do the UAE’s 2026 Reforms Make a Will Essential for Expats?
Explore what UAE legal reforms mean for expat wills in 2026, including inheritance, guardianship and why a registered will still matters for your family.
DIFC vs ADJD vs Dubai Courts Will: Which Registry to Use
Compare DIFC, ADJD and Dubai Courts wills to understand the registration routes and choose the UAE will registry that best fits your circumstances.
Wills in Dubai for Expats: The Complete 2026 Guide
A 2026 guide to wills in Dubai for expats: who needs a UAE will, how registration works and why planning ahead matters for your family and assets.
Corporate POAs for banking access, how companies delegate authority for account opening and management
This article explains how corporate POAs are used for banking access and the points companies should keep in mind when putting them in place.
General vs special powers of attorney in the UAE, when each format is required
This article explains the difference between them and when each format is required.
POAs for property transactions, how buyers and sellers appoint representatives for DLD procedures
This article explains how buyers and sellers can structure the appointment to avoid disruption and keep DLD procedures moving.
POAs for litigation and dispute resolution, how parties appoint advocates through legally recognised mandates
This article explains, in straightforward terms, how POAs are used in UAE disputes, why they so often cause delay and what parties need to get right from the outset.
Overseas POAs for use in the UAE, how legalisation and verification work in practice
This article looks at how legalisation and verification work in practice, and where things often go wrong.
Virtual POA procedures in Abu Dhabi courts: how the new process works
That helps anyone managing property, business or family affairs from another country, where arranging an in-person appointment can take time.
