Q: I have a Muslim friend, she's married and I am very concerned about her because she's chatting with another guy through facebook every day and they're chatting until 12 noon. I am worried, because if her husband found it, what will happen to my friend?

Q: My name is Julia, I am a Muslim. I am married for 7 years already. We have two little children. Recently, my husband, he is a Muslim, admitted to me that he used to have a relationship behind my back for more than a year. This relationship is over. But at the same time, he allows himself to spend time with other girls. And now he's talking about divorce, but not by law. Said to collect my things, take the kids and go home. I need advice, someone can help me? What should I do?

Q: Can my husband take me off his visa, without asking my permission, while we are still married?

Q: My family's passports are detained. Three months ago I have been brought in for questioning on whether my children are mine at Al-Muraqqabat police station in Dubai. Afterwards, the government took our DNA. A few weeks later, the government asked for our passports and took them. Since then, we have not received any updates on the case. Is there anything we can do to resolve this case?

Q: Hi there, I’ve tried getting some help from you, however, I’m yet to hear back. I’m seeking advice on the topic of adultery where my husband and I are from the UK and the lady is resident in Dubai. She is Canadian, but working for the Emirates Airlines. My husband broke the relationship with her, but the lady keeps continuously contacting my husband asking him to leave me and our two small sons (5 years and 4 months). She often gets under the influence of alcohol and on those occasions, she is even more aggressive with her approach. As the girl works for the airline, she has frequent trips to London. I would like to see if there’s anything I can do to stop her trying to break our family. We do not want to get divorced, we are trying to strengthen our bond. I understand that my husband was also at fault, however, he’s been trying to make amends for his mistake and find a way away from this girl but she would not stop contacting us. Thank you for your help! Best, Agnes Gorgyan

Q: Hi, I need to know the legal consequences of sending intimate (like true lovers) Whatsapp messages to a married woman. Here is the situation. X (husband) and Y (wife) are a couple and they are based in Canada. However, Y is getting separated from X and seeking a divorce. While Y was in India as part of getting separated from X, another person A sent intimate Whatsapp messages to her. Also, note that A and Y are in love. The person A is based out of Dubai currently. Is there any legal element to this situation if the person X files a case against A in UAE? Please clarify.

Q: Dear Mr Elnaggar, I would really appreciate your help. What are the consequences of having a Whatsapp relationship with a married woman (with kids)? Only over Whatsapp, nothing physical. Her husband found out by reading her Whatsapp messages. If he decides to take it to the courts in Dubai, what are we looking at here? P.S. all parties here are Canadians. Thanks

Q: Hello, My husband is cheating on me with other different women. I was always forgiving him. He always promised not to do that again and how important I and my son are to him. Unfortunately, he did it again. He damaged my heart. I have already filed a case through a legal consultant. As I know, only local lawyers are allowed to represent at the court. I am searching for a local lawyer with affordable fees, please. I really need help! We both are Muslims, my son is just 3 years. Thank you in advance!

UAE Personal Status Law (also known as Personal Affairs Law) governs marriage, divorce, inheritance and other personal affairs in the United Arab Emirates. The law equally applies to citizens of the UAE and non-citizens unless one of them asks for the application of his home country law.

The provisions of this law On Evidence in Civil and Commercial Transactions (Law of Evidence) govern evidence in civil and commercial disputes in the UAE.