Default inheritance may not match your wishes
Without a registered will, UAE courts apply default rules that often surprise non-Muslim residents — your home-country wishes don't automatically apply.
How it works
From first question to registered will — fast-track when you need it.
How it works
From first question to registered will in under a week.
- 01Day 0
Start anywhere
Answer simple questions online, on WhatsApp, or through a partner. In your language.
- 02Day 0
AI drafts instantly
Your will is generated in minutes with a plain-language summary you'll actually understand.
- 03Day 1
Translate & confirm
Certified Arabic translation auto-generated; you review and approve digitally.
- 04Day 2+
ADJD registration
We handle ADJD notary registration. Standard timeline is 4–8 weeks; fast-track in 3–7 business days is available on Concierge or as a AED 1,550 add-on (pass-through court fee).
- 05Ongoing
Lifetime protection
Encrypted storage, annual review reminders, and optional executor service.
Why it matters
Without a will, the UAE decides for your family.
The good news: a properly registered will puts you back in control — and Heirloom makes that simpler than ever.
Bank accounts can freeze on death
Personal and even joint accounts can be frozen pending legal process. A registered will keeps your family financially supported through the transition.
Guardianship isn't automatic
If something happens to both parents, courts decide who cares for your children. A will lets you name guardians you trust — in writing, in advance.
Your family's protection starts today.
Begin in minutes. Registered with ADJD — fast-track available. From AED 745 + AED 950 court fee.