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Prepare your UAE will with clear next steps.

Discuss your wishes, organise the required information and move through the will-preparation process with specialist support.

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Support with UAE will preparation, from the first conversation to organising the information needed for the next step.

Will preparation
Discuss your circumstances and wishes, then organise the information and documents needed to begin the will-preparation process.
Will preparation

Before you begin

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Your family and responsibilities

Consider the people, responsibilities and circumstances you want to address before starting the preparation process.

Your assets and instructions

Identify the assets and wishes you want to discuss, including anything connected to another country.

The process that applies

Understand the preparation steps, required information and any registration process relevant to your circumstances before proceeding.

Will preparation

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Explore will-preparation support available in the UAE.

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Discuss your wishes and organise the information needed to begin the UAE will-preparation process.

Will preparation

Why work with Sonsoto

Scope agreed before work begins

Understand the service and agree the scope before work starts.

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Scope matched to your circumstances

Start with the UAE service you need and the circumstances that determine its scope.

Clear boundaries for specialist work

Confirm what is included and whether separate legal or other specialist advice is needed before proceeding.

How we help

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Discuss your circumstances
Speak privately with a specialist about your circumstances, wishes and questions.
Organise the information
Work through the information and documents needed to move the preparation process forward.
Confirm the next steps
Review the preparation work and understand any further steps that apply to your case.

Frequently asked

What information should I have ready before discussing a will?

Start with an outline of your family circumstances, the assets and countries involved, and the people you want to discuss as beneficiaries or in other roles. Bring any existing will and note what has changed. You do not need to arrive with legal wording; the first conversation is about your wishes and the work required.

I already have a will in another country. Should I prepare a UAE will?

Do not commission a second document without reviewing the first. Share the existing will, the assets it is intended to cover and the jurisdictions involved. The review should consider whether an additional document is appropriate and how the documents would interact, rather than assuming they operate independently.

Does will preparation include registration and related fees?

Ask for preparation, review, signing or registration support, and third-party charges to be itemised. Do not assume that every step is included in a preparation fee. The proposal should identify who handles each stage and what you must complete personally.

What should I do if my family circumstances or assets change later?

Bring the existing document and explain the change, whether it concerns family, assets, residence or the people named in the will. The next step is to assess what needs reviewing and whether an amendment or replacement is appropriate. Confirm the scope and cost of that work before proceeding.