Creek Tower, Riggat Al Buteen — near the Rental Disputes Center
Legal, Corporate & Document Services in Dubai
Professional support for individuals and businesses — all from one trusted Dubai office.
From rental dispute assistance and MOJ-certified legal translation to document attestation, notary services and legal announcements, Taw-Theeq helps individuals and businesses complete legal and corporate procedures efficiently across Dubai and the UAE.
- 18+ Years Experience
- 1,000+ Cases Supported
- 75+ Languages
- Dubai Office
- MOJ-Certified Legal Translation

Our services
Complete legal & corporate support in one place
- MOJ Certified
- RDC Compliant
- Same-day available
- 75+ languages
- 200+ nationalities served
Our services
MOJ-Certified Legal Translation, Rental Disputes, Attestation & Notary in Dubai
Five core legal services — all handled in-house at Creek Tower, Dubai.
Rental Dispute & RDC Filing
RDC case filing for landlords and tenants — non-payment, eviction, rent increase, security deposit, contract termination and judgment enforcement.
Legal Translation
MOJ-certified translation in 75+ languages — certificates, licences, corporate documents and court filings. Same-day available.
Document Attestation
MOFA attestation, UAE Embassy attestation and Ministry of Justice attestation for personal, academic and corporate documents.
Notary Public
Notarisation of powers of attorney, contracts, affidavits and official declarations accepted by UAE courts and authorities.
Legal Announcements
Official legal announcements in UAE-approved newspapers — company liquidation, name changes, lost documents and court-required notices.
Why Taw-Theeq
Why 1,000+ clients choose Taw-Theeq in Dubai
18+ years in Dubai
Established presence serving individuals, businesses and law firms across all communities.
Steps from the RDC head office
Creek Tower, Riggat Al Buteen — the same area as the Rental Disputes Center. We know the process inside out.
All five services under one roof
Translation, attestation, notarisation, RDC filing and legal announcements. No handoffs, no gaps.
MOJ-certified translation in-house
No outsourcing. All translation by our own licensed translators — zero rejections at courts and authorities.
200+ nationalities served
Every community in Dubai. No language barrier, no confusion about UAE legal requirements.
Transparent fees, free consult
All prices confirmed upfront. Free WhatsApp consultation with a reply within one business hour.
Proven authority in rental disputes and the RDC
Dubai’s RDC resolved 443 conciliation agreements worth AED 190.7 million in Q2 2025, with an average settlement of just 6 days — which makes the speed and accuracy of your paperwork the deciding factor in any dispute.
Our Creek Tower office sits steps from the RDC head office in Riggat Al Buteen, and we handle the whole file: case filing, preparing and certifying the documents, and following the hearings through to judgment execution.
Whether you are a landlord recovering unpaid rent or a tenant fighting an illegal eviction — backed by 18+ years and more than 1,000 cases and documents for clients from over 200 nationalities.
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Who we serve
Legal services for every client in Dubai
Landlords
Recover unpaid rent, evict non-compliant tenants and enforce RDC judgments.
Tenants
Challenge illegal rent increases, recover deposits and fight invalid evictions.
Businesses
Corporate translation, MOA certification, DED and free-zone submissions.
Individuals
Certificate translation for visas, attestation for embassies and notary services.
How it works
From your message to a stamped document
Send your document
WhatsApp a photo or PDF, or call us. Tell us which authority it is for, if you know.
Get a quote in 1 hour
We confirm the exact price and turnaround within one business hour — before you pay anything.
We handle the process
Translation, attestation, notarisation or RDC filing — carried out in-house by our licensed team.
Collect or receive
Pick up at our Creek Tower office, or receive the completed documents digitally where permitted.
Our experience in numbers
Trust built on an actual record
- 18+Years in Dubai legal services
- 1,000+Cases & documents handled
- 200+Nationalities served in Dubai
- 75+Languages for legal translation
Common questions
Frequently asked questions
What services does Taw-Theeq provide in Dubai?
Taw-Theeq provides five core legal support services in Dubai: rental dispute services (RDC case filing for landlords and tenants), MOJ-certified legal translation (75+ languages, all document types), document attestation (MOFA, UAE Embassy, Ministry of Justice), notary public services (POA, contracts, affidavits), and official legal newspaper announcements (company liquidation, name changes, lost documents). All services are available at our Creek Tower office in Riggat Al Buteen, Deira.
How quickly can Taw-Theeq handle my request?
We respond to WhatsApp enquiries within one business hour. Single-page certificate translations are completed within 4—6 hours. Urgent same-day service is available for translation, attestation and legal announcements. RDC case filing takes 1—3 business days depending on document completeness. The fastest way to start is to WhatsApp +971 54 526 6500 with your document and requirement.
Where is Taw-Theeq located in Dubai?
Taw-Theeq is located at Creek Tower, Floor G, Office 012, Riggat Al Buteen, Deira, Dubai — steps from the RDC head office. Office hours are Monday to Friday, 8:30 AM to 5:00 PM. WhatsApp consultations are available during business hours with responses within one hour.
What is a legal newspaper announcement in Dubai?
A legal newspaper announcement is an official notice published in a UAE Ministry of Justice approved Arabic newspaper — required for company liquidation, trade name changes, lost document declarations, and other court or authority-required legal notices. Taw-Theeq handles the complete process: drafting, translation, submission and publication confirmation.
Do you serve all nationalities in Dubai?
Yes. Taw-Theeq serves clients from all 200+ nationalities in Dubai. We provide services in Arabic and English, with MOJ-certified translation available in over 75 languages — including Urdu, Hindi, Russian, Chinese, Filipino, French and many more.
Visit or contact us
Our office in Deira, Dubai
Office
Creek Tower, Floor G, Office 012Riggat Al Buteen, Deira
Dubai, United Arab EmiratesGet directions
Working hours
Monday — Friday8:30 AM — 5:00 PM
Reply within 1 business hour
Insights & resources
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