Will Registration In Uae

For non-Muslims in Dubai, registering a will is crucial to ensure your wishes are respected. Here are some important points:
- Register the will with the Dubai Courts or DIFC Wills Service.
- Ensure that witnesses are present during the signing.
- Non-Muslim wills can specify distribution of assets as desired, without adhering to Sharia law.
Would you like more details on the registration process or have any specific questions?

Sure, here is a revised distribution clause for your will:
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Distribution Clause:
Upon my death, I direct that *% of my Residuary Estate be devised and distributed as follows:
*. Executor and Beneficiary:
- Shanthi Chithambaram, the Executor of this Will, shall be entitled to receive *% of my Estate, including all movable and immovable property, bank accounts, investments, personal belongings, and any other assets that form part of my Estate.
*. Authority of Executor:
- The distribution of my Estate shall be made without the need for any further approval or action from a court, and Shanthi Chithambaram shall have full authority to manage, sell, transfer, or distribute the assets in accordance with the terms of this Will.
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Make sure to have this will registered with the Dubai Courts or DIFC Wills Service and have witnesses present during the signing to ensure it’s legally binding.

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It seems you want to ensure your will is properly registered and legally binding in Abu Dhabi. Here are some general points for registering a will in Abu Dhabi:
- Register your will with the Abu Dhabi Judicial Department (ADJD).
- Ensure witnesses are present during signing.
- Non-Muslim wills can specify asset distribution without adhering to Sharia law.
Do you have any specific questions about the registration process with ADJD?