Legal services
Your company's documents in order — contracts, agreements and attestations — with a licensed advocate brought in when the matter calls for one.
Who this is for
- Companies signing agreements nobody has read properly
- Owners with more than one shareholder and nothing written down between them
- Businesses hiring on a template contract they cannot explain
- Firms needing documents notarised, translated or attested
Not the right fit if: you are already in a dispute heading for court — you need a litigator from the outset, and we will say so and help you find one.
What we handle
- Commercial contracts drafted or reviewed before you sign
- Shareholder and partnership agreements prepared
- Employment contracts and offer letters aligned with your licence and authority
- Non-disclosure and service agreements
- Notarisation, legal translation and attestation arranged
- Powers of attorney prepared and executed
- Referral to a licensed advocate where the matter requires one, with your file in order
How it works
- 01 We hear the situation first What you are trying to achieve, before anyone starts drafting.
- 02 We say who should do it Some of this we do. Some needs a licensed advocate, and you hear that at the start rather than halfway.
- 03 We prepare the document Drafted for your case, with the terms explained in language you can act on.
- 04 We complete the formalities Notarisation, translation and attestation arranged and tracked.
What it costs
Drafting and review are quoted per document, because a short service agreement and a shareholders' agreement are not the same job. Notarisation, translation and attestation carry official fees set by the relevant office or embassy, which we pass on at cost and confirm in writing before acting. Where a licensed advocate is required, their fee is theirs and is quoted to you by them directly.
- How long and how complex the document is
- Whether it is drafted from scratch or reviewed
- Whether notarisation, translation or attestation is needed
- Whether documents must be legalised for use in another country
- Whether the matter needs a licensed advocate
Indicative. Authority fees are set by the authority and revised without notice. Last reviewed 19 September 2026.
Documents you will need
The exact list depends on your activity and the authority. We send you a written checklist for your own case before anything is filed.
- Trade licence and constitutional documents
- Any existing draft or earlier version of the agreement
- Passport and Emirates ID for each person signing
- Details of the other party to the agreement
- Any correspondence setting out what was agreed
Questions
No, and we say so plainly. We prepare and review commercial documents and arrange the formalities around them. Where a matter needs a licensed advocate — court, a regulated opinion, a dispute — we tell you at the start and introduce you to one, with your file already in order.
It is enough until it is not, and by then the disagreement is about what was said rather than what was agreed. Writing it down while everyone still agrees is the cheapest legal work there is.
It is the chain of stamps that makes a document issued in one country acceptable in another. Whether yours needs it depends on where it was issued and what you are using it for. We confirm the route for your specific document before starting, because each step has its own office and its own fee.
Yes, and it is often the most useful hour you will spend. We tell you what the document actually commits you to, which obligations are one-sided, and what we would ask to change — before you sign, not after.
Indicative. Nothing here is legal, tax or immigration advice. Last reviewed 19 September 2026.