Buying or Selling Property in Dubai — Your Full Legal Rights

Oqood is the official registration of your contract with the Dubai Land Department. Failure to register may significantly expose your legal position and must be addressed immediately. Always verify Oqood before making any payment.

Dubai Land Department transfer fees are 4% of the property value. Factor this into your total acquisition cost when planning any real estate transaction in Dubai.

Form F (the Sale Agreement) is legally binding on both parties. If either party breaches their obligations — you have legal options. We help you assess your position and identify the best course of action.

Stalled transfer proceedings at DLD, outstanding mortgage, accumulated service charge arrears blocking the transfer. We guide you through resolving these obstacles correctly.

Real estate agents in Dubai are bound by strict RERA regulations. Disputed commissions, unauthorized actions, or misleading information are reportable and actionable.

Structural defects or issues not disclosed at the time of sale. This is a legal matter with specific provisions under UAE civil law. We help you assess your rights accurately.

We help you review sale and purchase contracts and identify any clauses requiring attention before signing

We guide you through resolving contract breach disputes between buyer and seller and filing appropriate complaints

We guide you through DLD title transfer procedures and resolving any obstacles standing in the way