Cross-border family cases
Divorces involving two countries, travel bans and children's relocation.
Our practice areas
Specialist family law advice, from first questions to final orders.
How we can help
Whatever your situation, we will explain your options and guide you through each step.
Wife's maintenance and housing
Claims for maintenance, housing and the deferred dowry.
Child maintenance
Fair calculation, agreement and enforcement of maintenance for children.
Housing and joint property
Dividing the family home, savings and jointly owned assets.
Marriage contracts and wills
Marriage contract terms and registered wills for Muslims and non-Muslims.
Divorce and khula
Advice and representation from the family guidance stage to the final judgment.
Memberships
Gulf Family Law Forum Emirates Family Mediation Circle Arab Women Lawyers Network International Family Law Circle
How it works
Three steps from your first call to a resolution.
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Confidential consultation
Tell us about your situation in a private first meeting and hear your options under UAE law.
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A clear plan and fixed fee
We agree the steps, the timeline and the fee in writing before any work starts.
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Settlement or court
We negotiate first, including at family guidance, and represent you in court when needed.
Questions clients ask
What makes you different from other firms?
We only practise family law. Every client has a named lawyer, fixed fees agreed in advance and a clear plan from the first meeting.
Do I have to go to family guidance before court?
In most family cases, yes. The family guidance committee tries to reach an agreement first. We prepare you for the session and attend with you.
What should I bring to the first meeting?
Bring your marriage contract, any court papers, Emirates ID, financial documents and a short timeline of events. We will tell you if anything else is needed.
How can I pay?
By bank transfer or card. For longer cases we can agree payment in instalments.
How do I reach my lawyer?
Directly by phone, WhatsApp or email. We reply within one working day, and sooner when it is urgent.