Advocates & Legal Consultants · Dubai

Clear advice. Committed advocacy.

An Emirati advocacy firm in Dubai. Our team stays with your matter from the first consultation to the final hearing — with an advocate you can reach at every step.

  • Emirati-led advocacy firm
  • Registered before the Courts of First Instance and Appeal — federal and Ras Al Khaimah courts
  • Advice in Arabic and English
  • Office in Al Murqabat, Deira, Dubai

Legal counsel that stays close to you

Before any work begins, you will know who is handling your matter, what happens next and what it will cost.

Abdulla Al Naqbi Advocates and Legal Consultants is a Dubai law firm founded by Emirati advocate Abdulla Al Naqbi. We advise and represent individuals, families and businesses in civil, commercial, property, labour, family and criminal matters.

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What best describes your situation?

Choose the closest match. We will show you the relevant practice and what to bring to your consultation.

Real Estate, Construction & Rental Disputes

Property disputes in the UAE are often decided by contracts, registrations and technical reports. We act for buyers, owners, tenants, contractors and developers, from the first notice to judgment and enforcement.

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Bring with you

  • Sale and purchase agreement or tenancy contract, with all addenda
  • Payment receipts and statement of account
  • Title deed, Oqood/interim registration or Ejari certificate, if issued
  • Notices and emails exchanged with the developer, contractor, landlord or tenant

Our commitments

What you can expect

  • Direct access

    You speak with the advocate handling your matter, not a call centre.

  • Written scope and fees

    You receive an engagement letter with the scope and fee estimate before we start.

  • Honest assessment

    We explain your options, risks and our candid view, including when not to litigate.

  • Clear updates

    We report after every hearing and material step, in Arabic or English.

  • Confidentiality

    Everything you share is protected by professional secrecy.

The process

How your matter moves

  1. 01

    Tell us

    Share a short summary by WhatsApp, phone or the form. We first confirm there is no conflict of interest.

  2. 02

    Consultation

    We review your documents and explain your legal position and options.

  3. 03

    Engagement

    We agree the scope, fees and plan in writing.

  4. 04

    Action and updates

    We file, negotiate or draft, and keep you informed until the matter closes.

Meet the founder

Advocate Abdulla Al Naqbi

Abdulla Al Naqbi is an Emirati advocate registered to plead before the Courts of First Instance and Appeal. He founded the firm and leads its team, to give clients direct representation and clear communication at every step.

“Every client deserves to know where their case stands and why. I accept a matter only when I can give it the time and care it needs.”
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Common questions

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What is the difference between an advocate and a legal consultant?

In the UAE, advocates are registered to appear before the courts; legal consultants advise but do not plead. Our founder is a registered advocate, so the person who advises you can also represent you in court.

Which courts can you appear before?

Our founding advocate is registered before the federal courts and the Ras Al Khaimah courts, at First Instance and Appeal. For other courts, or for cassation-level matters, we work with advocates admitted there and tell you before you engage us.

How much does a consultation cost?

We confirm the consultation fee when you book, before the meeting. Fees for cases are agreed in writing before any work begins.

Insights

Plain-language guides to UAE law

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Real Estate, Construction & Rental Disputes

Off-plan property delayed? Your options in Dubai

A late handover is frustrating, but your options depend on three things: your sale agreement, the project's registered status and what you have paid.

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Commercial Disputes & Debt Recovery

How a payment order works for unpaid invoices

For a fixed, due debt proven in writing, a payment order can be faster than a full lawsuit. Here is how it works and when it fits.

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Discuss your matter with an advocate

Send us a short summary of your matter. We confirm there is no conflict of interest, then ask for your documents. We aim to reply within one working day.