Updated 11 September 2026
A single will costs AED 2,249 all-in: AED 1,299 to WillReady for the bilingual document on the court's official template, plus the AED 950 registration fee you pay directly to the Abu Dhabi Judicial Department. Mirror wills for a couple cost AED 4,099 all-in: AED 2,199 to WillReady plus AED 1,900 in court fees. There are no other mandatory charges.
| Package | WillReady fee | ADJD court fee (paid to the court) | Total |
|---|---|---|---|
| Single will | AED 1,299 | AED 950 | AED 2,249 |
| Mirror wills (couple) | AED 2,199 for both | AED 1,900 (AED 950 each) | AED 4,099 |
No payment until your will is ready to download.
AED 1,299
+ AED 950 court fee paid directly to ADJD
Total: AED 2,249
AED 2,199
+ AED 1,900 court fee paid directly to ADJD
Total: AED 4,099
Court fees are paid by you directly to the Abu Dhabi Judicial Department. We never collect them.
Law firms typically charge AED 3,000 to 8,000 to draft an ADJD will on top of the same court fee. A DIFC Courts will costs from about AED 10,000 in registration fees alone. Other online services range from roughly AED 749 to AED 1,498 for the document; we publish an honest side-by-side in our comparison of online will services and the full route-by-route numbers in how much a will costs in the UAE.
AED 2,249 for a single will: AED 1,299 to WillReady plus the AED 950 ADJD court fee, which you pay directly to the court. For a couple, mirror wills cost AED 4,099 in total: AED 2,199 to WillReady plus AED 1,900 in court fees.
No, and it is not included in any provider's price. ADJD charges AED 950 per will for review, video-call notarisation and entry into the court register. You pay it to ADJD through their portal; WillReady never collects it.
Only after you have answered the questions and previewed your complete will. Nothing is charged for starting, saving or previewing.
No. The Arabic is generated together with the English on the court's official bilingual template, and revisions before we file it with ADJD are free.
No. Every will is reviewed by an experienced lawyer before we file it, and you receive their confirmation or comments within two business days at no additional cost.
No. We file your application on the ADJD portal for you, included in the price. You approve the login on your UAE Pass app and we complete and submit every screen, then book your video-call appointment.
None. ADJD also lists a premium registration option at AED 2,500, but it is optional and most people use the standard AED 950 registration.
Court fees are set by the Abu Dhabi Judicial Department and can change at any time; figures reflect published information at the date above. General information, not legal advice — see our Disclaimer.