Pricing
One price for our work — drafting, certified translation and ADJD registration handling. The AED 950 court fee per will is paid directly to the ADJD, at cost.
Pricing
A must-have for every UAE expat. One will covering all your assets.
+ AED 950 ADJD court fee, paid separately to the court.
Mirror wills for families with children.
+ AED 1,900 ADJD court fees (AED 950 × 2 wills), paid separately to the court.
Fully drafted and registered within days. For those who want their assets protected now.
+ AED 2,500 ADJD court fees (AED 950 standard + AED 1,550 fast-track), paid separately to the court. We cover everything else.
Need it faster on Essential or Complete? Add fast-track ADJD registration for AED 1,550 per will — passed through to the court at cost.
FAQ
Still wondering? Our advisors are real humans and happy to talk — before you spend a dirham.
Yes — when properly registered with the ADJD (Abu Dhabi Judicial Department), an online-drafted will is a fully valid legal instrument that applies to your UAE-based assets, regardless of your nationality or residency status.
ADJD is Abu Dhabi's official notary authority for non-Muslim wills. A will registered there is recognised across the UAE and supersedes default Sharia-based inheritance for your UAE assets.
Generally yes. Your Heirloom will covers your UAE assets. We recommend keeping a separate will in your home country for assets located there, and we can flag any conflicts during lawyer review.
Without a registered will, your property is distributed according to default UAE inheritance rules, which may differ significantly from your wishes. Bank accounts can also be frozen pending court process.
Drafting takes minutes. Translation and approval typically happen within a day. ADJD registration timeline depends on your plan: standard registration takes 4–8 weeks (included on Essential and Complete); fast-track registration takes 3–7 business days (included on Concierge, or available as a AED 1,550 add-on — passed through to the court at cost, with zero Heirloom margin). The ADJD government sets these timelines, not us.
No — to keep our pricing transparent, the ADJD government fee (AED 950 per will for standard registration) is paid separately, directly to the court. We don't mark it up. Our price covers drafting, translation, and our service.
Yes. Our Complete plan includes mirror wills for couples, with coordinated guardianship and executor provisions designed to work together.
Standard registration uses ADJD's regular notary queue, which currently runs about 4–8 weeks (court fee AED 950 per will, paid to the court). Fast-track uses ADJD's expedited "special" service and registers your will in 3–7 business days (court fee AED 2,500 per will). The AED 1,550 difference is exactly what the fast-track add-on costs — we pass it through to the court and don't make a dirham on it.
Begin in minutes. Registered with ADJD — fast-track available. From AED 745 + AED 950 court fee.