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Do I need to hire a lawyer if I found I have a marital case against me in the court?
By checking in Al Adheed, I have found there is a marital matter case against me in Dubai Courts. There is a hearing date for next week and the time mentioned in the case status with a link for an online hearing.
However, I have not received any message from Dubai courts regarding this by mail or phone. I have all contact details updated with EID. In this case, what should I do?
I don’t know what the case is about.
Should I hire a lawyer or I can attend the hearing by myself?
Please do suggest options.
Contact Dubai Courts ASAP for case details. Decide whether to hire a lawyer based on case complexity.
Attend the hearing online and, if needed, request more time to respond.
Would you like assistance in finding a lawyer for representation?
Leave a contact number.
Mohamed from Badr Legal Consultants
Dear questioner
Sometimes a notification may not be receivable to your registered Email ID or phone number, however, it is crucial to attend the hearings.
You can attend the hearing by yourself, however, it would be better if you assign a lawyer to check all your legal updates and defend you in court in a professional manner.
If you need our assistance kindly share your Whatsapp number.
Dear Questioner,
Thank you for your inquiry.
I understand that you’ve found a case listed against you in the Dubai Courts system with an online hearing scheduled for next week, but you have not received any direct communication from the courts yet.
Here are the steps I recommend you take:
Verify Case Details: Please double-check the case number, hearing date, and other relevant details on the Al Adheed portal to ensure they correspond to your case.
If there is any uncertainty regarding the case or if the details do not match, I can assist you in verifying the information with the Dubai Courts.
Communication with Dubai Courts: Even though your contact information is updated, it’s a good idea to check your email inbox (including spam/junk folders) and phone messages.
If you still haven’t received any communication, I suggest you reach out directly to the Dubai Courts to confirm whether they have sent any official notifications.
Attendance at the Hearing: If the case details are accurate, and the hearing is indeed scheduled for you, it’s crucial to attend the hearing.
You can join the online hearing via the link provided on the Al Adheed platform. If for any reason you cannot attend, we should contact the court promptly to request a reschedule.
Legal Representation: Given that you are unaware of the specifics of the case, I would advise you to have legal representation at the hearing.
I am happy to assist you in preparing for the hearing and addressing any potential issues that may arise. If you prefer, I can also attend the hearing on your behalf.
Please let me know if you would like to proceed with my assistance, or if you need help in contacting the courts directly for clarification.
I am here to ensure that your case is handled efficiently and that all necessary steps are taken to protect your interests.
Looking forward to hearing from you soon.
Best regards,
Mohammed Salah
Legal Consultant
Dear Inquirer
We are pleased to serve you and address your inquiries.
You can attend in person or you can appoint a lawyer to defend you, and you can log into the system to view the case.
contact us via email or call our offices in Dubai or Sharjah.
Jasim Al Haddad Advocates & Legal Consultants

Greetings of the day,
Since you have discovered a Marital Matter case against you in Dubai Courts but have not received any official notification, here’s what you should do:
1. Search for your case using your case number or Emirates ID under the "Case Inquiry" section.
This may provide details like the plaintiff's name, case type, and subject matter.
2. Since a hearing is scheduled, do not ignore it.
You can join the online hearing through the provided link and request more details during the session.
3. You need to hire hiring a lawyer. A lawyer can:
A) Obtain case documents from the court.
B) Explain your legal position and possible risks.
C) Defend you in the hearing and file responses if needed.
4. A judgment may be issued against you in your absence.
If the case involves financial claims or legal obligations, there could be penalties or enforcement orders.
Best Regards,
Sara Al Saedi Advocates and Legal Consultants
Greetings.
It is better to hire a lawyer for family cases because they are complex. You must inquire and add the case to your file so that you can follow up.
We are happy at Future Vision Law Advocates and Legal Consultancy to assist you and provide the best legal services that meet your needs.
To contact us, you can email, call, or WhatsApp us.
We understand your concerns. Normally in this kind of circumstances, you will be receiving an email or messages from Dubai Courts.
Since you have the case status and a link for the online hearing, use that information to access all available details about the case.
This might include the nature of the marital matter, the name of the petitioner, and any documents filed.
If you're unable to find the information you need online, consider contacting Dubai Courts directly. Explain your situation and ask for clarification on the case details and why you weren't notified.
It will be better if you seek the assistance of a lawyer. If you need further clarification kindly share your WhatsApp number.

Hi
Pursuant to your query you can attend the hearing and ask the judge for another hearing to check the file and reply.
You have the right also to hire a local lawyer to represent you in this case.
Call me on the phone to inform you of more details because maybe this hearing is with the employee in the court who will try to settle the issue between you and your wife before she goes to court.

Wishing you a pleasant day ahead,
It is possible that the court may have attempted to contact you through your registered contact details, but it is also possible that there may have been a mistake or delay in the notification process.
In any case, it is advisable to attend the hearing, either with a lawyer or by yourself. If you choose to attend by yourself, make sure to bring all relevant documents and evidence related to the case.
It is also recommended to contact the court beforehand to confirm the hearing date and time, and to inquire about the details of the case.
If you are unable to attend the hearing, you can request a postponement. However, it is important to note that failing to attend the hearing without a valid reason may result in a default judgment being issued against you.
According to UAE law, you should attend the hearing if it pertains to a marital matter case.
It’s recommended to hire a specialized lawyer to ensure your rights are protected, especially if you're unsure about the case details.
You can also contact us via WhatsApp for assistance, as we specialize in such cases.