Advocates & legal consultants · UAE
Lawyers in Dubai for every stage of your case.
Police reports, prosecution and court cases, handled by a firm led by an Emirati advocate with rights of audience before all UAE courts. Clear advice in Arabic and English, in all seven emirates.
- Rights of audience before all UAE courts
- Advice in Arabic and English
- Confidential consultation
- Clients in the UAE and abroad
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A UAE advocate represents you before the police, the Public Prosecution and the courts, drafts claims and defences, and negotiates settlements. Getting advice early, before you give a statement or attend the first hearing, keeps more options open.
Practice areas
Legal services in Dubai and the UAE
Choose an area to see how cases work, what to prepare and the questions clients ask most.
Criminal cases
Police reports, the Public Prosecution, criminal court defence and appeals.
View serviceCriminalCybercrime
Online fraud, blackmail, hacking and social media offences.
View serviceCriminalInsult and defamation
File or defend insult and defamation cases, online or in person.
View serviceCriminalInterpol and red notices
Red notices, extradition requests and challenges to them.
View serviceMoney and contractsBounced cheques
Recover the cheque amount through enforcement, or defend a cheque case.
View serviceMoney and contractsCivil claims
Money claims, contract disputes and compensation.
View serviceWork and housingLabour cases
Unpaid salary, end-of-service gratuity and unfair dismissal.
View serviceWork and housingRental disputes
Evictions, unpaid rent and tenancy disputes, for landlords and tenants.
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The team behind your case
Advocates and legal consultants with experience before the Dubai, Abu Dhabi, Federal and Ras Al Khaimah courts.
How it works
How we handle your case
- 01
Confidential consultation
Tell us what happened. An advocate reviews your documents and explains your position and options.
- 02
Strategy and a clear quote
We agree the plan, the likely timeline and the fees before any work starts.
- 03
Representation
We file or respond, attend before the prosecution and the courts, and keep you updated.
- 04
Judgment and enforcement
We follow the judgment through appeal or enforcement until the matter is closed.
Where we act
Across the UAE, and for clients abroad
Police, prosecution and courts
Police stations, the Public Prosecution and courts in every emirate, including the federal courts.
Follow your case from abroad
A lawyer POA lets us act for you in the UAE without you having to travel.
Lawyer and court POAWhy Al Kirbi
Straight advice, strong representation
- Rights of audienceLed by an Emirati advocate who can plead before all UAE courts.
- Clear and honestWe tell you your real options, and a clear fee, before we start.
- ConfidentialEverything you share is protected by legal professional confidentiality.
Lawyers in Dubai: common questions
Do I need a lawyer for a police case in Dubai?
It is not always required, but advice before you give a statement or answer a summons protects your position, and an advocate can represent you before the Public Prosecution and the courts. See criminal cases.
Can a lawyer handle my case if I am outside the UAE?
Yes. With a lawyer POA, we can file, defend and follow your case while you are abroad. See lawyer and court POA.
How much does a lawyer in Dubai cost?
Fees depend on the type of case and the work involved. After a first review, we confirm a clear quote before any work starts.
Is my consultation confidential?
Yes. What you share with your advocate is protected by legal professional confidentiality.
What languages do you work in?
UAE court proceedings are held in Arabic. Our team advises in Arabic and English and translates documents where needed.
How long does a court case take in the UAE?
It depends on the type of case and the court. Some simple claims are decided within months, while appeals take longer. We give you a realistic timeline at the start.
What can I do about a bounced cheque?
The cheque amount can be claimed directly through enforcement, and criminal action is possible in some cases. See bounced cheques.
My employer has not paid my salary. What should I do?
Start with a complaint to the Ministry of Human Resources and Emiratisation, which can refer the dispute to court. See labour cases.