Is Blackstone Law UAE a licensed firm, and which courts can you represent me in?

Yes, Blackstone Law UAE is a fully licensed law firm. Our advocates have the right of audience to represent clients across all UAE Federal Courts and local Emirates courts, including the Court of First Instance, Court of Appeal, and the Court of Cassation.

Do I need to visit your office in person to hire a lawyer?

No. We offer full virtual legal services. Through the UAE's digital justice system, we can conduct consultations via video call and manage document submissions electronically from anywhere in the world.

Can I get a Golden Visa through Blackstone Law UAE?

Yes. We provide legal assistance for Golden Visa applications under investment, professional, and talent categories, guiding you through the property investment or eligibility requirements for long-term residency.

What are the legal risks of using AI in my UAE-based business?

Under 2026 UAE regulations, businesses are responsible for algorithmic accountability. We draft AI Usage Policies to protect against data breaches and liability in automated decision-making.

How does the 9% UAE Corporate Tax affect my business legal structure?

We advise on legal optimization and 'Qualifying Free Zone Person' status to ensure your corporate structure meets Ministry of Finance requirements while minimizing legal tax exposure.

I am a non-Muslim expat; can I register a Will that follows my home country's laws?

Yes. Non-Muslims can register a DIFC Will or a civil Will with the Dubai Courts, allowing you to opt out of Sharia-based distribution in favor of your home country's laws.

What is the 'Travel Ban' check, and can you help lift one?

A travel ban can be placed due to financial or criminal disputes. We provide a Legal Status Check and represent you in court to settle disputes or file requests to lift the ban.

How do I legally recover a debt from a person or company in Dubai?

We begin with a formal Legal Notice. If unpaid, we file a fast-track 'Performance Order' or a civil claim and manage the execution phase to recover your funds.

Can your firm help with Notary Public services for Power of Attorney?

Yes. We draft and witness Power of Attorney (POA) documents and coordinate with the Dubai Notary Public to ensure they are legally binding and attested for use in the UAE or abroad.

What are my rights if I am facing an unfair dismissal from my job?

Under UAE Labor Law, you are protected against arbitrary termination. We file complaints with MoHRE and represent you in Labor Court to claim compensation and end-of-service benefits.

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Why You Need a UAE Will

Without a registered Will in the UAE, the distribution of your assets here - including property, bank accounts, investments, and business interests - will default to UAE succession laws, which for non-Muslims follow Sharia-based principles. This can result in your estate being distributed in a way that is fundamentally different from your intentions and potentially very difficult for your spouse, partner, or children to navigate.

The establishment of dedicated Will registration services - including the DIFC Wills Service Centre and the Abu Dhabi Judicial Department - has given non-Muslim expatriates the ability to register Wills that reflect their individual wishes and are given full legal effect in the UAE. We guide our clients through the entire process and ensure that the document they register is comprehensive, correctly structured, and genuinely reflects what they want to happen.