Not sure which kind of lawyer you need in Sharjah? Tell us the problem and we will tell you which team handles it.
Lawyers and legal consultants at our Sharjah office in Al Khalidiya for rental, labour, criminal, property, civil and business matters, backed by the same team that works from our Dubai office.
Tell us what is happening in your own words. We will explain where you stand and what the sensible next step is.
If you are looking for a lawyer in Sharjah you can meet in person, MBM has an office at Al Hind Tower in Al Khalidiya, Sharjah. We are a law firm and a legal consultancy, and our lawyers and legal consultants advise individuals, families and companies on criminal, civil, rental, property, employment, corporate and arbitration matters. You do not have to work out which kind of lawyer you need before you call. Tell us what is happening in two or three lines and we will tell you which team handles it and what the sensible first step is. Your first consultation is free and confidential.
Many people who search "lawyers in Sharjah" or "law firm Sharjah" have one specific problem: a landlord who has served a notice, an employer who has not paid, a summons from the police, a cheque that bounced or a property deal that has stalled. Others want a Sharjah law firm they can call again. MBM works both ways. The same lawyers and legal consultants who advise at the Sharjah office work with our Dubai office, so a matter that touches both emirates does not have to be explained twice. We take the legal work off your shoulders by sorting out which part is which, so you always know who is looking after what and where your matter stands.
This page is the hub for people in Sharjah and the northern emirates. It shows which team handles which problem, how Sharjah differs from Dubai in general terms, where matters are heard, how a first consultation works and how fees are set. It is general information and not advice on your matter.
MBM sorts its legal services in Sharjah by the problem you have, not by legal jargon. Pick the card closest to your situation: each links to a page with more detail, and if none fits, the form on this page still gets you to the right person. Our teams are the same as those serving Dubai, and at the first consultation we tell you whether your matter can be handled and from which office. Where a service page is written about Dubai, read it for the way we work and ask us how Sharjah differs.
Defence from the first police call through investigation, trial and appeal, in confidence. See criminal lawyer, travel ban lawyer, criminal appeal lawyer, bail, Interpol and deportation, cybercrime, fraud and financial crime and drug cases. First we check: what stage the case has reached, what papers you were given and whether any date or deadline is running. Talk to us about a criminal matter
Claims for money owed, contract breaches, compensation and enforcement of judgments. See civil lawyer, contract dispute lawyer, debt recovery lawyer, bounced cheque lawyer and court representation. First we check: the contract or cheque, what was paid and what evidence you hold. Talk to us about a claim or a debt
Deposits, rent increases, eviction notices, unpaid rent and tenancy contracts. See rental dispute lawyer, eviction lawyer, landlord lawyer, tenant lawyer, tenancy contract lawyer and commercial tenancy lawyer. First we check: where the property is, the tenancy contract, any notice you received and the payment history. Talk to us about a rental dispute
Sale and purchase agreements, off-plan delays, ownership problems and construction disputes. See real estate lawyer, property sale and purchase lawyer, off-plan property lawyer, property ownership dispute lawyer and construction dispute lawyer. First we check: where the property is, the contract, the payment record and where the project stands. Talk to us about a property matter
Unpaid salary, termination, end-of-service claims and labour complaints, for workers and for companies. See labour lawyer, employee rights lawyer and employment lawyer for employers. First we check: the contract, the last pay slips and any complaint already filed. Talk to us about an employment issue
Agreements, shareholders, acquisitions, governance and closing a company, including free zone companies. See corporate and commercial lawyer, commercial contracts lawyer, M&A lawyer, shareholder dispute lawyer and company liquidation lawyer. First we check: the company documents, where the company is registered and who controls decisions. Talk to us about a business matter
Clause review, arbitral proceedings, and enforcing or challenging awards, plus matters for companies in the DIFC and the ADGM and before the DIFC Courts. See arbitration lawyer and DIFC lawyer. First we check: the arbitration clause, any notice received and which forum your contract names. Talk to us about an arbitration
We prepare and check your documents and arrange notarisation, attestation and certified translation. MBM does not provide MOFA attestation or embassy legalisation; we explain what they require. See notary public in Dubai and power of attorney notary in Dubai. First we check: what the document is for, where it will be used and who must sign. Talk to us about a document
Loan and facility disputes, restructuring, guarantees and frozen bank accounts. See banking and finance lawyer and bank account frozen lawyer. First we check: the facility documents, any bank letter and the sequence of events. Talk to us about a bank matter
Help for individuals and businesses who owe money: loan and credit card default, settlement talks and enforcement. See debt settlement and loan default lawyer. First we check: what you owe, to whom, what has been sent to you and what you can realistically pay. Talk to us about a debt
Compensation claims after an accident or injury. See personal injury lawyer. First we check: what happened, where, any report made and what treatment or loss followed. Talk to us about an injury claim
Defamation, insults and false accusations online and offline. See defamation and online insult lawyer. First we check: what was said, where and when, and what proof you can keep. Talk to us about defamation
Challenging government decisions, penalties and licence refusals. See administrative law lawyer. First we check: the decision letter, the authority and any deadline to respond. Talk to us about a government decision
Continuous access to legal advice, so you are not looking for a lawyer when a problem starts. See retainer legal services. First we check: how often you need advice and which areas matter most. Talk to us about a retainer
Not sure we cover your problem? Tell us anyway. MBM does not offer family law, immigration, tax or wills, and the questions at the end of this page explain what we do when an enquiry falls outside our services. For everything else on this page, the first consultation tells you whether the matter can be handled and in which forum.
Not sure whether your problem in Sharjah is criminal, civil, rental, labour or business? Describe it in two or three lines and we will tell you which team handles it. Your first consultation is free and confidential.
Sharjah and Dubai are separate emirates, and for several kinds of problem the route you follow depends on where the matter arose. The overview below is general. It is not advice on your matter, rules change, and we confirm the position for your facts at the first consultation. The practical point is simple: do not assume that what you read about Dubai, or heard from a friend in Dubai, applies in Sharjah.
| Topic | In general terms | What to check first |
|---|---|---|
| Rental disputes | Sharjah has its own distinct framework for tenancies, so the Dubai rules and the Dubai Rental Disputes Center should not be assumed to apply to a Sharjah property | Where the property is, the tenancy contract and any notice received |
| Civil and commercial claims | As we understand it, Sharjah matters generally go to the Sharjah Federal Courts rather than Dubai Courts, and the contract may name a different forum | The contract's dispute clause and where the other side is |
| Criminal matters | A complaint or investigation that arose in Sharjah is generally handled by the police and Sharjah Public Prosecution, and may then go to the courts | The stage reached, any summons and the dates given |
| Employment | Labour complaints for most private employers generally begin with a labour authority step and may then go to a labour court, in Sharjah as elsewhere | The contract, the pay slips and any complaint already filed |
| Property | Property registration and ownership rules are set locally, so a Sharjah property is not dealt with through Dubai property authorities | The title or contract documents and the property's status |
| Free zone companies | A company in a free zone may be subject to its free zone's own regulations as well as the courts, so the route can differ from an onshore company | The company documents and the free zone's rules |
Sharjah has its own distinct framework for rental matters. If you are a landlord or tenant of a property in Sharjah, read a Dubai rental guide for the way we work, but not for the rules or the forum. We confirm which rules and which forum apply to your property before any step is taken, and we tell you honestly whether the matter is better handled from the Sharjah office or with the Dubai team. See rental dispute lawyer for how we approach tenancy disputes.
In general terms, civil, commercial and criminal matters that arose in Sharjah are dealt with by the courts and the Public Prosecution that serve Sharjah, not by Dubai Courts. That affects where documents are filed, where hearings take place and which office is most convenient for you. Because a Sharjah court lawyer needs to know the local routine, our Sharjah office is where we usually meet clients whose matter is heard there. We do not promise any particular timetable, because courts and prosecutors set their own.
MBM acts for free zone companies, for companies in the DIFC and the ADGM, and for matters before the DIFC Courts. If your company is in a free zone, tell us which one at the first consultation, because the free zone's own regulations, your licence and your contracts can change the forum and the next step. Many commercial contracts also choose arbitration instead of any court, so the dispute clause is the first document we read. See corporate and commercial lawyer and arbitration lawyer.
These are the kinds of problems people bring to a lawyer in Sharjah, and what MBM does about each one. The list is not complete, and the first consultation tells you whether your matter fits and in which forum it belongs.
A Sharjah rental dispute lawyer helps when a tenancy goes wrong: a landlord who wants the tenant out, a tenant who disputes a rent increase or a deposit, rent that has not been paid, or a contract that is unclear. Because Sharjah has its own distinct framework, we begin with where the property is and what the contract and the notice actually say.
What we handle:
See tenant lawyer, landlord lawyer and eviction lawyer for how we work on each side of a tenancy.
A Sharjah labour lawyer helps employees who have not been paid, have been dismissed or are owed end-of-service money, and helps employers who face a complaint, need to end a contract properly or want their employment documents checked. A labour matter often starts with a complaint to the labour authority and may then move to a labour court.
What we handle:
See labour lawyer, employee rights lawyer and employment lawyer for employers.
A Sharjah criminal lawyer is for the moment the police or Public Prosecution contact you, or a member of your family. The most important advice is also the simplest: speak to a lawyer before your next step, including before any interview or statement, and do not delete anything. Criminal matters are handled with discretion from the first call.
What we handle:
See criminal lawyer, travel ban lawyer and criminal appeal lawyer.
A Sharjah property lawyer is useful before you sign a sale and purchase agreement, when a handover is late, when ownership or a transfer is disputed or when a developer or neighbour is in conflict with you. Property rules are set locally, so we start with where the property is and what the documents say. MBM tells you at the first consultation whether a Sharjah property matter can be handled and how.
What we handle:
See real estate lawyer, property sale and purchase lawyer and off-plan property lawyer.
A Sharjah court lawyer prepares and presents civil and commercial claims and defences: money owed, contracts not honoured, compensation and returned cheques. As we understand it, since the 2022 changes a returned cheque is generally a civil matter that can be enforced directly through the Execution Court, and criminal liability remains only in specified cases such as fraud or bad faith. The position depends on the facts, so we confirm it at your first consultation.
What we handle:
See civil lawyer, debt recovery lawyer, bounced cheque lawyer and debt settlement and loan default lawyer.
Business owners who search "legal consultant Sharjah" usually want someone to call before a problem becomes a dispute. MBM advises on contracts, shareholder arrangements, closing a company and day-to-day questions, and can act as liquidator or advise the liquidator for solvent and insolvent companies. Having a company lawyer in Sharjah to call when a contract arrives for signature is often the simplest protection, and companies that want continuous access to advice can look at retainer legal services.
People in Ajman, Umm Al Quwain, Ras Al Khaimah and Fujairah often search for a lawyer in the northern emirates and find that the nearest office of a Dubai firm is in Dubai. MBM's Sharjah office in Al Khalidiya is within reach of those emirates by road, and clients from them can start with a phone call or a WhatsApp message and meet us at the Sharjah office if a meeting is needed.
MBM does not assume that every matter in every emirate can be handled from the Sharjah office. The courts, authorities and local rules differ from one emirate to the next, so we tell you at the first consultation whether your matter can be handled and how. That is a short conversation. It costs you nothing to ask.
In every case we ask the same few questions: where did it happen, where is the other side, is any paper or date involved and what do you want. Those answers usually decide more than the name of the law.
MBM works as one team from two offices, so Sharjah lawyers and Dubai lawyers share one file and your matter does not have to start again when it needs something from the other office. In plain terms, this is how that works.
| Your situation | A sensible starting point |
|---|---|
| You live or work in Sharjah and want to meet in person | The Sharjah office, Al Hind Tower, Al Khalidiya |
| Your matter arose in Dubai, or the other side is in Dubai | Either office, or by phone and WhatsApp; the Dubai team is involved |
| You are in Ajman, Umm Al Quwain, Ras Al Khaimah or Fujairah | A phone or WhatsApp call first; the Sharjah office if a meeting is needed |
| You are outside the UAE | Phone, WhatsApp and email; some steps may need action in person or through a representative |
A first lawyer consultation in Sharjah should leave you with a clearer picture of your position, not a sales pitch. At MBM the first consultation is free and confidential. It is a conversation with a member of MBM's legal team, and you can have it with or without documents.
Meet the team in person at Office 2001, Level 20. First we check: that the time suits you and which papers to bring. Request a meeting
A short call is enough to begin. First we check: who you are, what happened and whether any date is close. Talk to us about your problem
Message us the problem and send photos of the papers. First we check: what the documents say before we call you back. Send us a message
The conversation follows the same pattern wherever it takes place.
If you simply want to ask a lawyer a few questions before you decide anything, say so. A good first call covers these points quickly.
You do not need to know the name of the legal procedure. Describing the facts in everyday language is enough, and we do the sorting. Whether you need a legal advisor in Sharjah for one problem or want a Sharjah law firm for several matters, the first call works the same way.
Where a matter is heard depends on what it is about, where it arose and often on what the contract says. This table is a general guide and not advice on your matter, and we confirm the right forum for your case at the first consultation. We do not list court addresses or divisions here, because those are for us to confirm for your matter.
| Forum | Usually for | What to check first |
|---|---|---|
| Sharjah Federal Courts | Civil and commercial claims, criminal cases that Public Prosecution sends to court, appeals and enforcement for matters that arose in Sharjah | Which court or division the claim belongs in, and the contract's dispute clause |
| Sharjah Public Prosecution | Criminal complaints and investigations that follow a police report in Sharjah | The stage of the case and any summons or date given |
| Rental dispute authorities | Disputes between landlords and tenants of Sharjah property, under Sharjah's own distinct framework | The tenancy contract, where the property is and what notice was given |
| Labour authorities and labour courts | Employment complaints, usually a labour authority step first and then a court | The contract and any complaint already filed |
| Dubai Courts and the Dubai Rental Disputes Center | Matters that arose in Dubai or concern Dubai property, even if you live in Sharjah | Where the matter happened and where the other side is |
| DIFC Courts | Matters connected to the Dubai International Financial Centre, under its own framework | Whether the contract or the parties actually connect the matter to the DIFC |
| Arbitration (DIAC, ICC, ADGM) | Disputes where the contract has an arbitration clause | The wording of the clause and the seat or institution it names |
| Free zone authorities | Companies in a free zone, depending on the free zone's regulations | The free zone's rules and the company's licence and contracts |
Do not know whether your matter belongs in a Sharjah court, a Dubai court or arbitration? Tell us what happened and where, and we will explain where it is likely to be decided. Your first consultation is free and confidential.
Every matter starts with understanding your situation, not with a template. You will always know where your matter stands.
You tell us the problem in your own words, in confidence, with or without documents. We tell you which team handles it, where it belongs and what the sensible first step is.
We read the contracts, notices, letters and messages that matter, so that the advice reflects what is actually on paper.
Before you instruct us, we set out what the work covers, what it costs and which charges are billed separately, such as court or government fees.
We prepare the letters, claims, defences, agreements or filings, and we keep you informed at each decision point.
Where a matter can be settled sensibly we try. Where it cannot, we handle the court, prosecution or arbitration process with you, in the forum your matter belongs in.
When a decision is reached we explain it, including any enforcement step, and note what you should do differently next time.
Honestly, it depends. A tenancy notice, a returned cheque, a labour complaint, a criminal investigation and an arbitration move at very different speeds, and courts, prosecutors and authorities set their own timetables. We do not quote a duration before we have seen your papers, and we tell you early if something is likely to be slow. What we can promise is that you will know the next step and who is taking it.
You do not need any of these to make the first call. Send what you have by WhatsApp or email afterwards, and tell us if something is missing, because we can often explain how to obtain it.
Lawyer fees in Sharjah depend on the work, so we do not publish a price list. Your first consultation with MBM is free and confidential, and it is where we explain how the work would be scoped. If you decide to instruct us, you receive a written scope and fee position before paid work starts, so nothing about the cost is a surprise.
Fees vary because matters vary. A tenancy letter, a company contract and a multi-party arbitration are different amounts of work. These are the main things that shape the cost of any legal matter.
A clear answer to these four questions is a good sign. A firm that avoids them is worth questioning, and we expect the same questions from you.
The honest way to choose a lawyer in Sharjah is to compare what each firm will tell you in writing, not how its website sounds. Firms describe themselves in similar words, and a few direct questions at the first call tell you far more. Ask them of any firm you speak to, MBM included.
Treat a firm that cannot answer these questions in a few minutes with caution, and a firm that promises a particular result with more caution still. No lawyer can honestly promise the outcome of a dispute, a criminal case or a negotiation.
Whether you search for "advocate Sharjah", "advocates in Sharjah", "legal consultant in Sharjah" or "lawyers and legal consultants in Sharjah", you usually mean much the same thing: someone who can give legal advice and help with a problem. The words are used loosely in everyday speech, but in general terms the title a person holds can affect what they are permitted to do, in particular whether and where they can appear in court for you. MBM is both a law firm (advocacy) and a legal consultancy, so advocates, lawyers and legal consultants work in one team, and the team is listed on this page by title. At the first consultation you can ask who will handle your matter and in what role.
Instead of slogans, here is what you can check. Rated 4.9 on Google reviews. MBM is a founder-led team, led by Mohamed Badr, Founder & Managing Partner, who brings 17 years of legal experience with a career across law firms and multinational corporations in the UAE and work for businesses in high-stakes disputes, corporate restructuring and commercial litigation. Litigation and arbitration are handled by the same team, and we have offices in Dubai and Sharjah.
For someone who needs a lawyer in Sharjah, those points mean something specific. You can meet us in Al Khalidiya without travelling to Dubai, and a matter that also touches Dubai is handled by one team instead of two firms. You get a written scope and fee before paid work starts, plain-language explanations and a team that stays with the matter from first call to enforcement. Everything you tell us is confidential. MBM works with group companies in the UK, Europe, the Middle East and the Gulf, which helps when a matter has an international side. Our lawyers and legal consultants are experts in handling disputes and legal matters in the UAE, with a high success rate in the matters we handle; no outcome is promised in any individual case.
Our Sharjah office is Office 2001, Level 20, Al Hind Tower, Al Khalidiya District, Sharjah, UAE. Our Dubai office is Office 3204, Level 32, Business Central Towers, Tower B, Dubai Media City, P.O. Box 37971, Dubai, UAE. You can meet us at either office, call +971 4 570 0204, or send documents and questions on WhatsApp at +971 54 596 1111 or by email at info@mbm-co.com. Office If you searched "lawyers in Sharjah near me", the practical question is whether Al Khalidiya is convenient for you; if it is not, phone and WhatsApp cover everything else. If you need a lawyer in Al Khalidiya, our law firm in Al Khalidiya is on Level 20 of Al Hind Tower, and searching "Al Hind Tower Sharjah" in a maps app takes you to the building. Clients from Ajman, Umm Al Quwain, Ras Al Khaimah and Fujairah can start by phone or WhatsApp and we tell them at the first consultation whether the matter can be handled.
Your free first consultation is with a member of MBM’s legal team, at the Sharjah office, by phone or on WhatsApp. Whatever your problem is, it is handled in confidence from the first call.
Founder & Managing Partner
Mohamed Badr leads MBM and has 17 years of legal experience. His career has included roles at law firms and multinational corporations in the UAE, advising businesses on high-stakes disputes, corporate restructuring and commercial litigation.
Names and titles as published on mbm-co.com. Your first consultation is with a member of MBM’s legal team in Dubai or Sharjah.
General information about finding and working with a lawyer in Sharjah. It is not advice on your matter. Positions and procedures can change and depend on your facts, so please contact MBM to discuss yours.
Start with the problem, not the firm. Write down what happened, any deadline and what you want, then ask each firm you contact who would handle the matter, what the scope and fee would be in writing and which forum they work in. You can contact MBM by phone, WhatsApp, email or at our Al Khalidiya office. Your first consultation is free and confidential.
Office 2001, Level 20, Al Hind Tower, Al Khalidiya District, Sharjah. Office Call +971 4 570 0204 or message us on WhatsApp at +971 54 596 1111. Your first consultation is free.
Yes. MBM's first consultation is free and confidential. It is a discussion of your situation and options, with or without documents, at the Sharjah office, by phone or on WhatsApp. If you then choose to instruct MBM, we give you the scope and fee position before any paid work starts.
We advise on criminal, civil and debt, rental, property, employment, corporate and arbitration matters, and also on injury claims, debts owed by individuals and businesses and defamation. We also handle company formation and set-up. Family law, immigration, tax and wills are not among our services. At the first consultation we tell you whether your matter can be handled and in which forum.
In general terms, where your matter arose decides which courts, authorities and local rules apply. MBM is both: a Sharjah office in Al Khalidiya and a Dubai office in Dubai Media City, working as one team. We tell you which applies to your facts.
It depends on the subject and, often, on the contract. As we understand it, civil and commercial claims that arose in Sharjah generally go to the Sharjah Federal Courts, criminal complaints to the police and Sharjah Public Prosecution and then the courts, rental disputes under Sharjah's own distinct framework, employment complaints to a labour authority and then a labour court, and some commercial disputes to arbitration. We confirm the right forum for your facts. See the section on where your matter will be heard above.
No, you should not assume so. Sharjah has its own distinct framework for rental matters, so a Dubai guide does not tell you the rules or the forum for a Sharjah property. Tell us where the property is, and we confirm which rules and which forum apply before any step is taken. See rental dispute lawyer.
Keep the tenancy contract, the payment record and any messages, and do not take the property back yourself. Tell us where the property is and what notices have been sent, and we will explain the options for your situation. See landlord lawyer.
Do not ignore it and do not sign anything yet. Keep the notice and the tenancy contract and bring them to us, because whether a notice is valid depends on the framework that applies and on the wording of the notice. See eviction lawyer and tenant lawyer.
Yes, we advise employees on unpaid salary, termination and end-of-service claims, and employers on complaints and terminations. A labour matter often starts with a complaint to the labour authority and may then go to a labour court. Bring your contract, your last pay slips and any complaint already filed. See labour lawyer and employee rights lawyer.
Do not ignore a summons or notice, speak to a lawyer before attending an interview or making a statement and do not delete messages or files. Call us as soon as you can. See criminal lawyer and travel ban lawyer.
Yes, for people who hold a returned cheque and for people who issued one. As we understand it, since the 2022 changes a returned cheque is generally a civil matter that can be enforced directly through the Execution Court, and criminal liability remains only in specified cases such as fraud or bad faith. The position depends on the facts, so we confirm it at your first consultation. See bounced cheque lawyer and debt recovery lawyer.
MBM advises on property matters and has an office in Al Khalidiya, Sharjah. Our property work is centred on Dubai, so if your property is in Sharjah, tell us at the first consultation and we will explain whether and how we can help and which authorities are involved. See real estate lawyer.
MBM acts for free zone companies, and for companies in the DIFC and the ADGM and for matters before the DIFC Courts. The route depends on the free zone's regulations, your licence and your contracts, so tell us which free zone you are in at the first consultation.
Clients from those emirates can start by phone or WhatsApp and meet us at the Sharjah office if needed. Courts, authorities and local rules differ between emirates, so at the first consultation we tell you whether your matter can be handled and how. We do not promise that we can act in every case, and if we cannot we say so plainly.
MBM works as one team from two offices. You can start at either one, and if your matter belongs in Dubai or needs the Dubai team, the same team works on it and your documents are kept in one file. You do not have to explain your matter twice.
Anything you have: an ID, the contract or agreement, any notice, summons or court paper, emails and messages, proof of payment, a short timeline and company documents if a business is involved. You do not need any of them to make the first call.
There is no single figure, because fees depend on the type of work, its complexity and value, the forum and whether the matter settles early or goes to a hearing. MBM does not publish a price list. We give you a written scope and fee position before you instruct us, and we tell you which third-party charges, such as court or government fees, are separate.
The words overlap in everyday use, but titles can differ in what a person is permitted to do, particularly about appearing before a court. MBM is both a law firm (advocacy) and a legal consultancy, and its team is listed by title on this page. Ask the person handling your matter what they can do for you and who will act for you in the forum you need.
Yes. You can call, message us on WhatsApp or send an email, and send documents the same way. For some steps, such as signing or authenticating a document, you may need to do something in person or through a representative. We explain what is needed and why before you commit. See notary public in Dubai.
Yes, someone can make the first call or send the basic facts. To act on your behalf we will need your instructions, and we explain what is needed. What you or they tell us is treated in confidence.
Yes. Everything you tell MBM is treated in confidence from the first call, and we ask you to speak openly so we can give accurate advice.
Yes. We explain the risks and the weak points of your position as well as the strong ones, because you need them to make a good decision. No outcome is promised in any case.
Yes. MBM offers retainer legal services for companies that want continuous access to legal advice. See retainer legal services and corporate and commercial lawyer.
Your first consultation with MBM is free and confidential. Tell us briefly what has happened. A member of MBM’s legal team will review your enquiry and come back to you with the appropriate next step.
Describe what is happening in two or three lines. We will tell you which team handles it, whether the Sharjah or the Dubai office is the better place to start, and what the sensible first step is. If you have documents, send them by WhatsApp or email after you submit the form.
Dubai · Office 3204, Level 32, Business Central Towers – Tower B, Dubai Media City
Sharjah · Office 2001, Level 20, Al Hind Tower, Al Khalidiya District
Tell us what is happening in your own words. We will explain where you stand and what the sensible next step is.
Your first consultation is free and confidential. Describe what is happening, even if you cannot name the area of law, and we will tell you which team handles it and what to do first. No outcome is guaranteed, and we say so before you commit.
