Evictions
End-of-lease evictions and evictions for breach.
Legal services · Property and rental disputes
Rental disputes in Dubai go to the Rental Dispute Centre, and the outcome often depends on notices and paperwork done months earlier. Our lawyers act for landlords and tenants in evictions, unpaid rent, deposits and other tenancy and property disputes.
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Preview only: this form does not send requests yet.In Dubai, disputes between landlords and tenants are decided by the Rental Dispute Settlement Centre, part of the Dubai Land Department, rather than the ordinary courts. It handles evictions, unpaid rent, rent increases, deposits and maintenance claims. Other emirates have their own rental committees.
Cases we handle
For landlords and for tenants.
End-of-lease evictions and evictions for breach.
Recovery of rent and bounced rent cheques.
Disputes over increases at renewal.
Security deposits, damages and handover disputes.
Repairs, defects and service failures.
Off-plan delays, handover and ownership disputes.
What we do
Most cases are won or lost on the notice and the paperwork.
An eviction notice that is too late or missing the legal reason can cost a landlord a year. We check it before it is served.
What to bring
How it works
We read the tenancy, the notices and the payment history.
A proper notice, or a settlement where it saves time.
At the Rental Dispute Centre, with the evidence.
Eviction, payment or the return of your deposit.
Your side
We prepare the notices, file the case and enforce eviction or payment.
Eviction noticesWe defend against eviction, challenge increases and recover deposits.
Good to know
Why Al Kirbi
It depends on the reason. Some evictions need a notarized notice 12 months before the lease ends; evictions for breach, such as unpaid rent, follow other rules. We advise on your case. See legal notices.
We prepare the claim with the tenancy contract, Ejari and evidence, file it at the Centre and represent you at the hearings.
Increases in Dubai are limited by rules linked to the official rent index and require notice. We check whether an increase is allowed.
You can recover the amount through the Rental Dispute Centre or direct enforcement. See bounced cheques.
Fees depend on the dispute and its value. We give you a clear quote after reviewing the contract.