Jabbour Law Firm assists individuals, companies, investors, and overseas clients with the preparation and completion of general and special powers of attorney for use across the UAE. This enables authorised representatives to handle transactions and formalities before government authorities, courts, notaries, banks, free zones, real estate authorities, and other entities where permitted.

Our services cover POAs for real estate transactions, company incorporation and management, share transfers, banking matters, inheritance and estate procedures, litigation and legal representation, as well as the notarisation and legalisation of corporate and personal documents. We also assist with remote and electronic notarisation, where available, and with POAs issued abroad for use in the UAE or UAE-issued documents intended for use overseas.

What this covers

  • General & special powers of attorney
  • Real estate sale, purchase & management POAs
  • Corporate, management & share transfer POAs
  • Banking & financial POAs
  • Litigation & legal representation POAs
  • Inheritance & estate-related POAs
  • Electronic & remote notarisation
  • Notarisation, attestation & legalisation
  • Foreign POAs for use in the UAE
  • Revocation & amendment of powers of attorney

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Tarek Jabbour, Managing Partner

Advice Led By

Tarek Jabbour

Managing Partner (Damascus) & Founder and CEO (Dubai)

Jabbour Law Firm has advised clients across the UAE and Syria since 1978. Tarek Jabbour leads the firm's practice today, drawing on international training in Paris and direct experience across corporate, real estate, and regulatory matters in both markets.

  • Established 1978
  • Offices in Dubai, Fujairah, and Damascus
  • Advises clients directly in Arabic, English, and French
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Common Questions

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the difference between a general and a specific power of attorney?
A general power of attorney grants broad authority across matters, while a specific power of attorney is limited to a defined transaction or purpose.
Can a power of attorney signed abroad be used in the UAE?
Often yes, once it has been through the appropriate attestation and legalisation process for use in the UAE.
Does a power of attorney need to be notarised?
Most powers of attorney used in the UAE need to be notarised, and in some cases registered, to be recognised by authorities and third parties.
Can a power of attorney be revoked?
Yes, a power of attorney can generally be revoked, though the revocation itself typically needs to be formally documented and communicated to relevant parties.

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