The issue of whether or not it is illegal to have a baby before marriage is a major concern to many people in the UAE or those who intend to immigrate to the country. This is of great concern to the expatriates, tourists and residents due to outdated information and old interpretation of the law. … Read more
There are customs, traditions, and laws related to marriage and the marriage relationship, which may differ from one country to another or from one religion to another, however it is a common cause that marriage is a very important aspect of societal living. Thus, UAE legislators have thus taken care of defining laws related to … Read more
Your journey towards a blissful married life begins right after the engagement. The wedding planning, starting from the venue up to the outfits, can easily lead you in forgetting the fact that there are necessary steps to take, most especially if you want a successful Hindu marriage in Dubai. Many couples first understand the marriage … Read more
The marriage of Filipino and Indian citizens in the UAE is not prohibited legally provided that the two of them adhere to the laws on the personal status in the UAE and to the practices established by the courts. The precise procedures are based on the religion, marital status, the residence or visitor status, and … Read more
Marriage in Sharjah is based on the laws of UAE personal status and the local courts. Regardless of the type of marriage, which is an Islamic or civil one, and regardless of the nationality of the residents, tourists, expatriates, and mixed nationalities, it has to be strictly based on the jurisdiction-specific legal considerations. Any deviation … Read more
A civil or court marriage in UAE must have two witnesses. You may be wondering if it is possible in the country to have no witness to a marriage or union. This is not possible as two witnesses required in making a court marriage legal. The signatures of the witnesses complete a union. And the … Read more
