If you are abroad or unable to attend, a Power of Attorney can let a lawyer or representative act in your family case. These are sensitive matters, so the authority should be limited to what the case needs.
Courts expect particular powers to be stated, such as filing, attending hearings, receiving documents or agreeing terms. We prepare the wording so the lawyer is not stopped by a missing power.
Each court and case type has its own practice, so we confirm the wording first.
In many cases yes, through a Power of Attorney with the right powers. Requirements depend on the court and case, so confirm with your lawyer.
Only if you give that power in writing. Many people prefer to keep it themselves.
The same document can cover both if the powers are listed, but your lawyer may recommend separate documents.
If you sign abroad, it normally has to be translated and attested before UAE courts will rely on it.
We prepare and attest the document. Legal advice on the case itself comes from your lawyer.
Some steps in a family case can be handled by a lawyer under a Power of Attorney, while the court may ask you to attend others. Your lawyer will know which apply to your case.
Tell us about the Power of Attorney you need. We reply with the right type, the documents required and the next steps.
