Can I get free legal help in the UAE on LEXAI?

You can get free general legal information, not free legal advice. LEXAI's AI assistant answers UAE-law questions in plain English and Arabic at no cost, so you understand how the law generally applies to your situation — but that's information, not a consultation, and the AI is not a lawyer. For advice you can act on, browse the directory of UAE lawyers and create a free account to contact one through their profile. Each lawyer sets their own consultation fee, paid directly to the lawyer; LEXAI does not process consultation payments.

How does an online legal consultation work through LEXAI?

LEXAI lets you handle the first step online and for free: ask the AI assistant your question, then browse UAE legal professionals online and open the profile of one who handles your matter. To reach out, create a free account, then contact the lawyer directly through their profile to arrange a consultation. The consultation itself, its format, and its fee are set by that lawyer — LEXAI does not run, schedule, or charge for the consultation, and the fee is paid directly to the lawyer. You browse and connect online; the lawyer takes it from there.

How do I find a lawyer for a consultation in Dubai?

Open the directory and filter by Dubai and your practice area to see lawyers who work in that emirate; browsing is free and needs no sign-in. Each profile shows the lawyer's specialties and languages, so you can compare before you reach out. When you've chosen, create a free account to contact the lawyer directly from their profile. Each lawyer sets their own consultation fee, paid directly to the lawyer — LEXAI is free to use and does not process consultation payments.

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Ahmed Moustafa

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More than 14 years of experience as a legal counsel, of which two years are within the UAE, where I can useMy skills and experience to achieve excellence and to be a source of strength for the institution. With my experience in the field of lawAnd legal advice in Egypt and UAE, writing and drafting all kinds of contracts and notes, and dealing with aThe judicial and federal system in Abu Dhabi and Dubai, and ideal communication with team members to strengthen relationsProfessional and relaxed while maintaining confidence. systems

Dubai

18 years

English, Arabic

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Jamila Saleh Ahmed Al-Tunaiji

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Over 23 years of legal experience before the courts of Abu Dhabi, Dubai, Al Ain, and the federal courts. She specializes in commercial, civil, and family law matters, including divorce, alimony, estate administration, and lease disputes. She is known for her high level of professionalism in providing legal advice and managing international arbitration cases and amicable settlements. She applies her in-depth knowledge of UAE legislation to protect her clients’ rights with the highest standards of competence and confidentiality.

Abu Dhabi

23 years

English, Arabic

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Ahmad Amiri

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Ahmad Amiri is a Dubai lawyer who has practised at AMIRI Advocates & Legal Consultants since 2011. He combines public-prosecution, court and private-practice experience: eight years at Dubai Public Prosecution (1993–2001), first as an investigation secretary and then as head of the Traffic Prosecution registry, followed by four and a half years as an enforcement officer at Dubai Courts (2001–2006). He holds a Bachelor of Laws (LL.B.) from Beirut Arab University (1998) and is the author of Sharh Qanun al-Uqubat al-Imarati ("Commentary on the UAE Penal Code"), published by Dar Kitab for Distribution and Publishing in 2014. Before entering private practice, he served as editor-in-chief of Al Alam newspaper (2006–2009) and as a senior editor at Dubai Customs (2009–2011), and he writes for Al Ittihad newspaper. He welcomes legal enquiries.

Dubai

15 years

English, Arabic, Farsi / Persian

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Abdul-Latif Hafez

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Legal Adviser Abdul Latif Mohammed Ali Hafiz is a legal consultant with over 18 years of experience in civil and commercial law, criminal matters, and contract drafting. He commenced his career following his graduation from the University of Aleppo in 2007, when he joined the Bar Association in Syria. Since 2013, he has been based in the United Arab Emirates and has continued to provide licensed legal advisory services, working with Al Noura Al Hajri Law Firm and Legal Consultancy, where he advises on a wide range of legal matters.

Dubai

19 years

English, Arabic, Russian

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Mohamed Alfaleh

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Mohamed Alfaleh is a legal consultant based in Abu Dhabi, with more than a decade of litigation experience across Egypt and the UAE. He qualified in Egypt with an LLB and a Master's degree in Public Law from Alexandria University, and has been a member of the Egyptian Bar Association since 2013, with rights of audience before Egyptian courts at every level. Practising there, he handled cases end to end, from research and case strategy through to defence memoranda and oral pleadings. In the UAE he has served as legal consultant with Rashed Al Hajri Advocates and Legal Consultants, Muslim Al Kathiri Advocates and Legal Consultants, and Ali Al Khaja Advocates and Legal Consultants in Abu Dhabi, preparing claims, legal memoranda and the full body of litigation documentation alongside licensed advocates. Mohamed is certified in legal drafting in Arabic and English, in the translation of commercial and corporate contracts, in the translation of maritime and air transport contracts and documentation, and in international arbitration. He has also trained law students in the UAE through the practical training programme run by Ali Al Khaja. Working languages: Arabic and English.

Abu Dhabi

14 years

English, Arabic

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Sendeyyah Alhantoobi

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Sendeyyah Alhantoobi is an advocate and CEO of Sendeyyah Alhantoobi Advocates & Legal Consultancy, a law firm in Dubai. The office is based in Port Saeed, Deira, at Office 202, 2nd Floor, Al Etihad Building. Individuals and businesses seeking a lawyer in Dubai can contact the office to discuss their enquiry and arrange an appointment.

Dubai

English, Arabic

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Ahmed Ismail Ahmed Abouria

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Ahmed Ismail Ahmed Abouria is a legal professional based in Sharjah with seven years of experience in the UAE. He practises at Abdalla Alowais Advocates in the Al Manakh area of Sharjah. He works with clients in Arabic and English, handling matters directly in either language. Enquiries and consultation requests can be sent to him through LEXAI.

Sharjah

7 years

English, Arabic

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Alaa ElHoushy Legal Consultancy

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Dubai

20 years

English, Arabic

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Dr. Ahmed Al-Maamari

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Abu Dhabi

10 years

English, Arabic, French

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Mohammed Nasser Al Shamsi

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Dubai

9 years

Arabic

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Looking for free legal help in the UAE?

Here's the honest answer: using LEXAI costs you nothing. First, ask our AI legal assistant any UAE-law question and get free, plain-language general legal information in English or Arabic — it explains how the law generally works, but it is not legal advice and is not a lawyer. Second, browse this directory of UAE legal professionals for free, with no sign-in — profiles whose licence our team has checked carry the Verified badge; filter by practice area, language, and emirate — including Dubai — and compare specialists side by side. Third, when you find the right person, create a free account to contact that lawyer through their profile. Each lawyer sets their own consultation fee, and that fee is paid directly to the lawyer — LEXAI does not process consultation payments and never sits in the middle. Start with a question, end with the right UAE legal professional.

Free legal help in the UAE — common questions

Can I get free legal help in the UAE on LEXAI?: You can get free general legal information, not free legal advice. LEXAI's AI assistant answers UAE-law questions in plain English and Arabic at no cost, so you understand how the law generally applies to your situation — but that's information, not a consultation, and the AI is not a lawyer. For advice you can act on, browse the directory of UAE lawyers and create a free account to contact one through their profile. Each lawyer sets their own consultation fee, paid directly to the lawyer; LEXAI does not process consultation payments.
How does an online legal consultation work through LEXAI?: LEXAI lets you handle the first step online and for free: ask the AI assistant your question, then browse UAE legal professionals online and open the profile of one who handles your matter. To reach out, create a free account, then contact the lawyer directly through their profile to arrange a consultation. The consultation itself, its format, and its fee are set by that lawyer — LEXAI does not run, schedule, or charge for the consultation, and the fee is paid directly to the lawyer. You browse and connect online; the lawyer takes it from there.
How do I find a lawyer for a consultation in Dubai?: Open the directory and filter by Dubai and your practice area to see lawyers who work in that emirate; browsing is free and needs no sign-in. Each profile shows the lawyer's specialties and languages, so you can compare before you reach out. When you've chosen, create a free account to contact the lawyer directly from their profile. Each lawyer sets their own consultation fee, paid directly to the lawyer — LEXAI is free to use and does not process consultation payments.