A Court Power of Attorney in Dubai authorizes a named person to represent you before Dubai Courts, the Rental Disputes Settlement Centre (RDC), and arbitration bodies. Without a properly drafted and notarized Court POA, your representative cannot appear on your behalf — the court will require your personal attendance.
Where a Court POA Is Accepted
- Dubai Courts — all civil, commercial, family, and criminal cases
- Rental Disputes Settlement Centre (RDC) — landlord and tenant disputes
- DIFC Courts — international commercial disputes
- Dubai International Arbitration Centre (DIAC)
- Labour courts and MOHRE dispute resolution
Important: Scope must match the specific case
A Court POA must specify the court, the type of case, and the specific powers granted. A POA that says "represent me before all courts" may be challenged. Best practice is to name the specific court and case reference if available.
Frequently Asked Questions
Yes. The person can notarize the POA at a UAE embassy abroad, or via our video call notarization service. The document is then attested by MOFA and submitted to the court.
Yes. Most court POAs are valid for one case or a specified period. We draft each POA with the correct validity scope for your specific situation.
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