Aramas International Lawyers Featured in Financial Times Wealth Magazine

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Aramas International Lawyers Featured in Financial Times Wealth Magazine

Financial Times Wealth Magazine features Aramas International Lawyers. Founder Samara Iqbal discusses Abu Dhabi’s role in cross-border family law.

The feature explores changes in family law across the Middle East. In particular, it looks at Abu Dhabi and high-value divorce cases.

The Financial Times interviewed Samara for the article. She also draws on the firm’s work across Abu Dhabi and Manchester.

Samara Iqbal’s comments in the Financial Times

For example, Samara discusses the Abu Dhabi Civil Family Court. She says it has “become this new venue, attracting people with worldwide assets and public figures to use it.”

To illustrate the sums involved, Samara recalls a case involving Dh8bn, or about £1.7bn, in a husband’s current account. The example highlights the scale of some financial matters.

For the team, the feature marks recognition of its work in international family law. Meanwhile, Aramas continues to advise expatriates and families on cross-border divorce matters.

For the full context, read the Financial Times article. It contains the interview and the wider reporting.

Related reading

You can also explore our high net worth divorce guide. It discusses the property, business and jurisdiction questions that can arise.

““ ADCFC become this new venue, attracting people with worldwide assets and public figures to use it.”.
_{– Samara Iqbal, Founder of Aramas International Lawyers}

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