Your family is your haven.
A will is how you keep it that way.
MyHaven helps you draft your UAE will from home, with ease and expert guidance the whole way.
From first question to your registered UAE will.
Create your account
Fill out basic details and create your account.
Answer questions
Answer questions about your assets and wishes.
Approve your draft
Review, tweak and approve.
Expert review and translation
Will reviewed by our experts and translated to Arabic.
Register at ADJD
Court appointment from home.
Your will, your way.
Everything is built around you and your wishes.
Start your willCustomised to you
Not a generic template. Your will is built around your family, assets and wishes.
Simple and quick
Answer straightforward questions instead of navigating complicated legal forms.
100% online
From your first question to your will draft, everything happens online. No office visits.
Reviewed by experts
Your draft is reviewed by estate-planning experts before you receive it.
Review before registration
Read your full draft, check every detail and make changes before registration.
Transparent pricing
Know the MyHaven fee upfront. No hidden service charges.
Which UAE route is right for you?
There are three main routes for registering a will in the UAE. Each has different eligibility, processes and government fees.
| Feature | ADJDUsed by MyHaven | DIFC Courts | Dubai Courts |
|---|---|---|---|
| Who can use it | Eligible non-UAE nationals | Eligible non-Muslims | Eligible non-Muslims |
| Language | Arabic + certified English translation | English | Arabic + certified English translation |
| Witnesses | None | 2 witnesses | None |
| Process | Fully online | Online | Online |
| Coverage | UAE assets across all 7 emirates | UAE + certain foreign assets | UAE assets across all 7 emirates |
| Government fee, single will | AED 950 | ~AED 10,000 | ~AED 2,020 |
| Government fee, mirror wills | AED 1,900 | ~AED 15,000 | ~AED 4,040 |
Government registration fees are paid directly to the relevant court and are separate from MyHaven's service fee. MyHaven's service fee is transparent and shown upfront before you pay.
Why MyHaven uses ADJD
ADJD offers a relatively accessible route for eligible non-UAE nationals looking to register a will covering their UAE assets. MyHaven simplifies the process by helping you prepare your will online, step by step, before you proceed to registration.
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Your family is your haven. Make sure they are protected.
When you pass away, your UAE bank accounts freeze. Without a registered will, your family could spend months in court just to access what's already theirs. A will isn't about worst-case thinking. It's about making sure the people you love are looked after, no matter what comes.
One price, and it carries your ADJD will to registration.
Not an hourly clock and not a document left on your desk. You know the price from the start.
Single will
One will, just for you.
699 AED
Includes VAT
Mirror wills
One will each, for you and your partner.
999 AED
Includes VAT
Every price includes
- Guided questions that adapt to your family
- Your will drafted from your answers
- A named case owner who checks it
- The Arabic version the court reads
- Changes until it says what you mean
- Guidance all the way to registration
The court charges its own registration fee, paid to the court and never to MyHaven.
Estate basics6 min read
What happens to your UAE bank account if you die without a will?
Why UAE accounts freeze on death, what the courts do without a will, and how a registered will changes it.
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Registries7 min read
DIFC vs ADJD vs Dubai Courts: which UAE will registry fits you?
ADJD, DIFC and Dubai Courts side by side on eligibility, language, process and government fees.
Read guide
How-to8 min read
How to write a will in the UAE as an expat: a step-by-step guide
Eligibility, the documents to gather, guardianship and minors, then draft, translate and register.
Read guideBefore you start.
Is a MyHaven will legally valid in the UAE?
Yes. MyHaven helps you prepare a will that can be registered with the Abu Dhabi Judicial Department (ADJD). An ADJD-registered will is legally recognised across all seven emirates of the UAE, so you can register an ADJD will regardless of which emirate you live in. Your will needs to be properly registered with the ADJD to take legal effect.
How do I know if an ADJD will is right for me?
Registering a will with the ADJD is one of three routes available for will registration in the UAE. An ADJD will can be a good fit if you're a UAE expat with straightforward assets and want to make sure they're distributed according to your wishes, at a comparatively affordable cost.
What is the difference between a solo will and a mirror will?
A solo will covers an individual. A mirror will allows both partners to create their own separate, legally independent wills, with both included in one bundle for 999 AED.
Don't hold off the one thing that protects your loved ones.
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