Frequently Asked Questions

Begin by scheduling a consultation with our specialists. We will review your personal circumstances, discuss your preferences, and gather necessary information. Next, we draft a compliant will, coordinate notarization at Al Hamra Tower, and guide you through the official registration process.

Yes. As life circumstances change—such as marriage, the birth of a child, or property changes—you can request a review. We’ll help you amend or restate your will and succession documents to reflect your current wishes and maintain legal validity.

Key documents include a formal will, power of attorney, and any special directives for guardianship. Depending on your needs, we may also prepare advance directives or family agreements to address unique matters and ensure clarity.

Succession planning involves mapping out how your estate and belongings will pass to beneficiaries under Kuwaiti regulations. We design a roadmap that aligns with your wishes, manages procedural requirements, and provides clear instructions to minimize disputes.

Yes. We use encrypted communication channels and secure document portals to protect your information. Our platform ensures that all interactions meet data protection standards and keep your personal details confidential.

Our fees vary based on the scope of services and complexity of your situation. During an initial consultation, we provide a transparent breakdown of charges with no hidden fees, so you know exactly what to expect.

If you hold property outside Kuwait, a local representative can facilitate compliance with foreign regulations and coordinate with local authorities. We can recommend qualified contacts to support you in those jurisdictions.

During will drafting, you can name one or more guardians for minor children. We will prepare the necessary legal declarations and coordinate with the notary to formalize the appointment in accordance with Kuwaiti law.