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No long forms. The navigator asks only what matters, spots missing details, and keeps you in control.
Type or speak in 32 languages used across the UAE, including Arabic, English, Malayalam, Hindi, Tamil, Urdu, Bengali and Filipino.
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Plain-language preparation guides grounded in official UAE sources. Each page states its limits, update date and next official route.
Check the reason, delivery, dates and evidence before building the argument.
Read the guide →Build a clean payment record and find the correct official complaint channel.
Read the guide →See why basic salary, service dates and exclusions matter before relying on a number.
Read the guide →Create a chronology and evidence index that another person can actually follow.
Read the guide →Start with a structured draft, then choose licensed review or filing assistance when the court and your authority allow it.
Your facts, chronology, exhibit index, the questions a lawyer will ask and a memorandum brief for your lawyer, shown before you pay. No legal arguments or court memorandum.
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Service fee + official feesCaseDaleel is building a network in which users can request an independently licensed UAE legal professional after the issue is understood. Public matching will open only after licence and practice checks are operational.
Most services stop at information or a list of names. CaseDaleel turns the user’s story into an organised, consent-controlled case that a lawyer can act on.
AI identifies the issue, missing facts, evidence and route—not just a search result.
When a government channel is the right first step, the user is told before being sold anything.
The chat, its first questions and the AI replies work in 32 languages, including Urdu and Hindi typed in Latin letters. The rest of the site is in English and Arabic; voice input depends on your browser.
Professionals receive scoped facts, documents and client intent instead of an unqualified phone number.
The people shown below are AI-generated and are not real lawyers. Verified professionals replace them only after licence, practice-detail and listing-consent checks.
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Lawyers and firms set their own scope and fees, perform conflict and identity checks, and remain solely responsible for legal advice and representation.
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The platform does not take a percentage of legal fees or case outcomes. Any technology or administration fee is separate and disclosed.
Matching, payment or document preparation never guarantees acceptance by a court, a result, or the creation of a lawyer-client relationship.
The questions UAE residents most often ask about salary, tenancy, debt, family matters and hiring a lawyer.
Private-sector employment questions handled by the Ministry of Human Resources and Emiratisation (MoHRE).
You can file a labour complaint with MoHRE, free of charge, without a lawyer. MoHRE first attempts an amicable settlement between you and the employer; if that fails, the complaint is referred to the competent labour court. Filing is done through the MoHRE website or smart app.
Yes. A claim must generally be brought within one year of the date the entitlement became due under the current UAE labour framework, and limitation rules have changed in recent years. Because a missed deadline can end an otherwise strong claim, confirm the current limitation period with MoHRE or a licensed professional before you rely on any figure.
Gratuity is calculated on basic salary only, excluding housing, transport and other allowances. The standard formula is 21 days of basic pay for each of the first five years of service, and 30 days of basic pay for each year beyond five, capped at two years’ total basic salary.
Tenancy questions for Dubai and the wider UAE, including notice periods and the Rental Disputes Centre.
Twelve months’ notice is generally required where a landlord seeks eviction at the end of the tenancy for a permitted reason, such as selling the property, using it personally or for a first-degree relative, demolition and reconstruction, or comprehensive maintenance that cannot be done while occupied. The notice must state the reason and be served through a notary public or registered mail.
No. For eviction purposes the notice must be served through a notary public or by registered mail. A notice delivered only by email, SMS or WhatsApp does not satisfy the service requirement, and a defective notice can be challenged before the Rental Disputes Centre.
What changed after the UAE moved most bounced-cheque matters from criminal to civil enforcement.
In most insufficient-funds cases, the cheque is enforced primarily through civil execution and the payee can approach the competent court’s execution division. Criminal liability can still arise for specified conduct such as deliberately closing the account or unlawfully stopping payment, so check the bank return reason rather than treating every returned cheque the same way.
Personal status questions for Muslim and non-Muslim residents, including the civil family regime.
The applicable personal-status law depends on the parties, the claim and the current UAE choice-of-law and civil-family rules. Non-Muslim residents may have access to a civil personal-status route, but do not assume a foreign law will apply automatically; confirm jurisdiction and applicable law before filing.
Practical preparation for UAE court and tribunal files, including translation, authority and document organisation.
Many UAE judicial authorities provide electronic case-registration and document-upload services, but the correct portal and service depend on the emirate, court and claim type. Confirm jurisdiction and the current service checklist before paying a fee or uploading documents.
Arabic is the language of most onshore court proceedings. Documents in another language generally need a legal translation by a translator approved by the competent UAE authority, and foreign public documents may also need legalisation.
How legal representation is licensed and priced in the UAE, and how to verify who you are dealing with.
An advocate may represent clients before the courts for which that advocate is licensed, while a legal consultant advises, drafts contracts and opinions and supports strategy but does not ordinarily plead before onshore courts. Rights of audience and registration can vary by court and emirate, so verify the professional’s exact licence against the forum your matter uses.
Verify the person or firm on the official register before you share documents or pay anything. The Government of Dubai Legal Affairs Department publishes a public directory of registered advocates, legal consultants and licensed firms, and other emirates maintain equivalent registers.
There is no single published fee scale for private legal consultations in the UAE, and fees vary widely with the lawyer’s seniority, the emirate and how complex the matter is. Ask for the consultation fee before you book, ask whether it is credited against later work, and agree any further fees and the exact scope in writing before work starts. Get more than one quote for significant matters.
What this platform is, what it is not, and how your case information is handled.
No. CaseDaleel is a technology platform that provides general legal information, case-organisation tools and consent-controlled introductions to independently licensed professionals. It does not provide legal advice, draft legal arguments, represent anyone, or guarantee that a court will accept a filing.
No. Everything on the platform is general legal information to help you understand your situation and organise your evidence. Legal advice on your specific facts requires a separate engagement with an appropriately licensed advocate or legal consultant.
Yes. Describing your situation and receiving a structured summary of the issue, the likely official route and what evidence matters is free. Paid case-organisation products are clearly priced before you commit, and you are never charged to understand your route.
You can chat with the navigator in 32 languages spoken in the UAE, including Arabic, English, Malayalam, Hindi, Tamil, Telugu, Urdu, Bengali, Filipino, Farsi, Pashto, Nepali, Sinhala and Chinese, including Urdu or Hindi typed in Latin letters. It replies in the language you select. The chat is multilingual; the rest of the website is in English and Arabic. This matters because many people affected by salary and tenancy problems are not comfortable explaining them in English or Arabic.
No. Nothing is shared without your explicit approval of that specific handoff. You review what would be sent, and you decide whether to send it; the platform does not broadcast your case to a panel of lawyers.
It asks for the facts in plain language, identifies missing dates and documents, organises a private case file and points to the likely official route. It provides general information, not legal advice, and offers a lawyer introduction only when the task genuinely needs a licensed professional.
These answers are general information about UAE procedure, not legal advice, and procedures change. Verify the current requirements with the relevant authority and obtain licensed advice before relying on any of it for a live matter.