Contract Drafting UAE
Contract Drafting UAE
Contracts are the backbone of any legal relationship—whether in business, employment, partnerships, or real estate. In the UAE, properly drafted contracts are essential to avoid future disputes, ensure clarity of terms, and maintain legal enforceability under local laws.
Whether you’re an entrepreneur, employer, freelancer, or investor, having a legally sound contract gives you confidence and protection.
UAE Contract Drafting Guidelines (Updated Rules)
- All contracts in the UAE must be clear, unambiguous, and legally compliant with UAE Civil and Commercial Law.
- Contracts should define the roles, responsibilities, rights, obligations, timelines, penalties, and dispute resolution clauses.
- If the father is residing in the UAE and meets the eligibility criteria to sponsor his children, the mother is not permitted to do so.
- Legal translation into Arabic is mandatory for contracts submitted to government departments or courts.
- Both parties must sign the contract with identification (passport, Emirates ID, or trade license copies).
How to Draft a Contract in the UAE?
Consult a Legal Expert: Explain your requirements, purpose, and expectations.
Drafting: A professional legal team will create a customized, UAE-compliant draft.
Review & Adjust: You and the other party can review and suggest edits.
Translation (if needed): If the contract is to be submitted to UAE courts, it must be translated into Arabic.
Signing & Notarization (if applicable): Both parties sign, and the document may be notarized depending on the contract type.
What are the documents required for a family visa UAE?
- Passport and/or Emirates ID copies of the involved parties
- Trade license copy (if applicable)
- Details of the agreement (purpose, obligations, duration, terms, etc.)
- Previous agreements (if amending or renewing)
- Supporting documents (e.g., ownership proof, NOC)
- Legal Arabic translation (if required)
- Signature authorization (if representing an organization)
Estimated Cost of Contract Drafting Services in UAE
| Service | Approx. Cost (AED) |
|---|---|
| Standard Contract Drafting | AED 750 – 1,500 |
| Complex Business Contract | AED 1,500 – 3,000 |
| Legal Translation (per page) | AED 100 – 150 |
| Contract Review & Advisory | AED 500 – 1,000 |
| Notarization (if required) | AED 300 – 600 |
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At Juris Prime Legal, we provide end-to-end assistance in drafting, translating, and notarizing Power of Attorney documents in the UAE. Our legal professionals ensure that each POA is compliant with UAE laws, eliminating the chances of rejection or delays.
Whether you’re authorizing a family member to manage property or appointing a lawyer for business transactions, Juris Prime Legal ensures accuracy, reliability, and confidentiality throughout the process.
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