When a person dies intestate, it becomes very difficult for those left behind to gain access of his estate since they cannot be dealt with or transferred without court orders.
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According to Shariah law, a Muslim can bequeath a certain percentage of his or her assets based on a will.
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A DIFC Will and/or setting up a DIFC Foundation helps if you have assets in the UAE.
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A DIFC Will is one of the most straightforward ways for non-Muslim expatriates living in the UAE to direct and protect the succession of their local assets if anything should happen to them.
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New regulations cover divorce, inheritance and alcohol, as well as tougher punishments for men who harass women and a Good Samaritan law
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Non-Muslim ex-pats with assets (cash, bank accounts, properties) in the UAE should make a will
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For non-Muslim residents, there is no need for you to have multiple wills in the UAE as Dubai is now allowing UAE-wide assets, even those abroad, to be registered here in the emirate.
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Without a recognised will a non-Muslim's assets can be divided according to Sharia law
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