Disclaimer

WillReady prepares documents and provides administrative and organisational support. Nothing on this website, in our questionnaire, or in any communication from us constitutes legal advice about your personal, financial, or family circumstances.

If your situation is complex — for example, cross-border assets, business ownership, or a contested family situation — we recommend speaking to an independent, qualified lawyer before finalising your will.

Using WillReady does not create an attorney-client, advisory, or fiduciary relationship between you and WillReady FZE or anyone who works with us.

WillReady is an independent, privately owned company. We are not the Abu Dhabi Judicial Department (ADJD), DIFC Courts, or any other government or court body, and we are not affiliated with or endorsed by them. References to ADJD, its forms, and its processes are for descriptive purposes only.

Registration, review, and notarisation of your will are carried out by ADJD, according to their own procedures and timelines, which we do not control. We file your application on the ADJD portal for you, under the UAE Pass login you approve; signing your will, paying the court fee and attending notarisation are your responsibility.

Your will document is generated directly from the information you enter. We run automatic checks for completeness and internal consistency, but we cannot verify the truth of what you tell us — for example, your marital status, your relationship to the people you name, or the accuracy of ID numbers you provide. Please review your document carefully before signing and submitting it.

We prepare your document using the current official ADJD civil-will form available for this service (at the time of writing, form ADJD-NM0723-07-03), populated with your information. ADJD may change its forms, procedures, and requirements at any time.

If the court rejects a document because of an error in our preparation, we will correct the document and provide you with a revised version and file it again (see our Terms of Service). We cannot, however, guarantee that ADJD will accept, register, or notarise any particular will — that decision is entirely theirs.

Any comparison we make to other routes — for example, DIFC Courts wills or notary public wills — is for general informational purposes, based on publicly available information at the time of writing, and is not a comprehensive or independent comparison. We are not affiliated with any organisation we compare ourselves to.

If anything here is unclear, email hello@willready.ae or message us on WhatsApp — we're happy to explain further.