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Making a will is a crucial step to ensure that your possessions are transferred after your death following your preferences. By registering your will, you can increase your protection and carry out your interests as per your wish. It is preferred to consult an expert lawyer, who specializes in will and succession planning. The steps below will guide you on the information you need to know about will registration in the UAE.
In summary, registering your will in the UAE can bring further peace of mind and help you avoid future complications. Ensure that your will is legally valid and correctly registered in the UAE by following the processes indicated above and enlisting the help of an experienced lawyer.
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The Karnataka High Court has declared that Breast Feeding is a Fundamental Right guaranteed under Right to Life as per Article 21 of the Indian Constitution. Breastfeeding must be recognised as an inalienable right of the lactating mother under both local and international law. Similarly, the right of a suckling new-born to be breastfed must be merged with the fundamental rights of the mother. This...
Maternity laws: regulations and benefits Abstract: Maternity and paternity laws provide for organised rules and regulations for the ease of the parents during the pregnancy and after the birth of their babies. Having mandated leaves and provisions provide for a comfortable, healthy and positive environment for the new mother. Both private and public laws of UAE have a positive outlook towards pregnancies...
In the event of a divorce between parents, a particular statutory age will be defined for children before them being allowed to decide as to which parent they want to live with. According to Ahmad Abdul Kareem, head of the family reconciliation and guidance section at the Dubai Courts and chairman of the custody committee in the emirate, a decision will be taken that will allow children of legal age...
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By Khushi Saxena It is imperative for an emigrant or an investor located overseas who has property and possession in the United Arab Emirates to have a strategic approach to protect their assets for a lifetime. After the recent changes that were announced with respect to the Wills, it is important to understand the advantages and necessity of Wills. IMPORTANCE OF A DIFC WILL...
Saudi Arabia’s Justice Ministry has announced it has launched a service which enables the verification of old inheritance inventory deeds using the Najiz portal. The aim is to make the procedures for users easier and reduce time and effort. The Ministry confirmed users can verify the deeds and match them to an electronic one using the portal. The first stage of launching the service focussed...