Apply For Divorce in Dubai
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In the UAE, Divorce is governed by UAE and Sharia laws. Non-Muslim Expats shall follow the laws of their home country. If the parties are from different nations, the law where the marriage took place shall apply. As the procedure to apply for divorce in Dubai is a complex and tough one and can be very disturbing to both parties, it is imperative to hire a law firm that has the expertise in going through the entire process and can handle the case effectively so as not to prolong it.
Our divorce lawyers understand the distress that the parties in this state have to undergo. Our expertise and experience in handling divorce cases are what guide us to efficiently handle the cases, fairly represent the clients and achieve the best results possible.
These Are Few Procedure To Apply For Divorce in Dubai:
Regardless of the reasons for the divorce, the couple has to go through the conciliation period at the Family Guidance and Reformation Center Section where they can discuss their reasons and issues without the presence of legal representatives. In this stage, a conciliator will try to reconcile the parties and agree upon amicable divorce. The concerned parties will have to draft a settlement based on their understandings and sign it before the conciliator. In case an amicable divorce is not agreed, the case will be referred to the court for legal proceedings. Here, both parties will have to get individual lawyers to help them in the process.
For Muslim couples, the Sharia law is usually applied. Firstly, the case has to be registered at the Moral and Family Guidance Section at the Dubai Courts. A legal counselor will try to conciliate the parties, otherwise, the case is sent to the court for a legal proceeding with the help of each parties’ lawyer.
For Non-Muslim and non-Emirati couples married and living in Dubai, the divorce will happen according to the laws in their native country. For Hindu couples, the case will first be submitted to the Court of First Instance, Dubai Courts where both parties will state their reasons for divorce. Both parties have the opportunity to provide witnesses and if the judge finds the reasons valid, then the divorce will be granted. For Christian couples, the case will first be applied to the Court of First Instance, Dubai Courts. The couple shall apply for a decree nisi stating their reasons for divorce. If one of the parties agrees to the divorce petition, then the couple can apply for a decree absolute to legally end the marriage. In court, both parties can thoroughly explain their reasons and bring witnesses. If the reasons and witnesses are found valid by the judge, then the divorce will be granted.
Our divorce lawyers have wide knowledge and understanding of the procedure to apply for divorce in Dubai and can well represent our clients in court. Our expertise and experience in handling this case for more than ten years help us to provide the best service and excellent results efficiently and effectively.