Get help with your will.

Yes. Sànset helps UAE residents create a will for ADJD or ADGM registration. Many Dubai residents use the ADJD route, and the process can be completed online without travelling to Abu Dhabi.

UAE wills are where most customers start, since it's often the most urgent document. We also help you understand whether a home-country will makes sense; UK wills are available now, with more jurisdictions on the way.

No. Sànset is a legaltech platform, not a traditional law firm. We provide a structured online process, document preparation, review, Arabic translation and registration guidance. For complex, disputed or tax-heavy situations we may recommend specialist advice.

Sànset is for people who want a registered UAE will without the friction of the traditional law-firm process. It works especially well for straightforward or moderately complex family and asset situations.

You finish your details online, we prepare the draft and check for anything missing or unclear, then you review and request changes. For a UAE will the next steps usually include Arabic translation, signing, and ADJD/ADGM submission and notarization.

Most people finish the online questions in 10–15 minutes. After that we prepare the draft and arrange Arabic translation. Regular ADJD notarization appointments currently take around 3 months on average. Faster options are available.

No. Sànset's fee is separate from the ADJD fee, which is paid directly to the court. Current ADJD fees are AED 950 (individual) and AED 1,900 (mirror). We show these clearly before you pay.

It covers the online will process, draft preparation, review of your details, Arabic translation where required, and guidance through the registration steps. Court / government fees are paid separately.

It's uncommon, since the will uses lawyer-drafted wording and is checked before submission. If a correction is needed, we help update it. If a will is rejected because of an error attributable to Sànset, we fix it at no extra cost - and refund our fee if it's still rejected after reasonable corrections.

Tell us during the online questionnaire. A UAE will can often include overseas assets, but in some countries a separate local will may be better. UK wills are available now as an add-on, with more jurisdictions being added.

Yes. You can include online accounts, crypto, domains and other digital property so your family knows what exists and where to find it.

You can update your will if your situation changes - a new child, new property, moving country, changing executors or beneficiaries. Ongoing updates are available through optional Sànset Membership.

The process is structured and digital. Instead of starting from a blank page and billing by the hour, Sànset uses a guided online process and technology to keep things efficient.

Sànset is online by design. You can create, review and sign your documents from home, with our team supporting you through the process online.

We use secure systems and strict access controls. Sànset operates through a licensed UAE entity, and we treat customer data with the care we'd expect for our own families.