Deed On Death Generator for United Arab Emirates

1. Substitute Beneficiaries: Used when the testator wishes to name alternative beneficiaries in case primary beneficiaries predecease them

2. Trust Provisions: Required when creating trusts for minors or other beneficiaries, specifying terms and conditions

3. Shariah Compliance Declaration: Optional section for Muslim testators who wish to declare their intention to distribute assets according to Shariah law

4. Foreign Assets Declaration: Used when testator has assets in other jurisdictions that need to be addressed

5. Special Requests: For including personal wishes regarding funeral arrangements or specific instructions for certain assets

6. Exclusion Statements: Used to explicitly exclude certain individuals from inheritance to prevent future claims

7. Residuary Estate: Optional section dealing with assets not specifically mentioned in the main distribution provisions

1. Schedule A - Asset Inventory: Detailed list of all UAE assets including property details, bank accounts, vehicles, and other valuable items

2. Schedule B - Beneficiary Details: Complete information about all named beneficiaries including full legal names, identification details, and contact information

3. Schedule C - Property Documents: Copies of title deeds, property ownership certificates, and related documentation

4. Schedule D - Business Interests: Details of any business ownership, shares, or commercial interests in the UAE

5. Appendix 1 - Proof of Identity: Copies of testator's passport, Emirates ID, and other identification documents

6. Appendix 2 - Legal Capacity Certificate: If required, medical or legal certification of the testator's capacity to make the deed

7. Appendix 3 - Translation Certificate: Official Arabic translation certificates if the deed is prepared in English