Who provides the advice?
Dr. Bita Mousavi has practised law in Iran for nearly two decades and has for years acted as legal counsel and deputy with a Dubai office of licensed UAE advocates that has served Iranians for more than 25 years. Her practice covers commercial law, air and maritime transport, oil and gas and, in particular, real estate.
Advice in Persian, documents in Arabic and English
Explanations, document review and progress reports are given in Persian. Contracts and formal instruments are drafted in Arabic, English or all three, as the matter requires, to the same legal standard — so you know exactly what you are signing.
Matters we handle for Persian-speaking clients in the UAE
For Iranians and other Persian speakers living in the UAE, or dealing and investing there from Iran, our work covers:
Scope and limitations
Bita Mousavi Legal Group does not replace a licensed UAE advocate: where rights of audience before UAE courts are required, the licensed Emirati advocate we work with appears and Persian-speaking counsel run the file. After an initial review, scope and fees are confirmed in writing. This page is general information, not advice on a specific case.
Dubai office
Sheikh Zayed Road, next to Financial Centre Metro, 3rd Floor, Suites 304–305, Dubai, UAE
Monday–Friday, 9:00–18:00
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Frequently asked questions
Can I discuss my matter in Persian (Farsi)?
Yes. The first conversation, the explanation of your legal options and progress reports are in Persian; documents are drafted in Arabic or English as needed.
Can my matter in Dubai be handled while I am in Iran?
In most matters, yes. With a limited power of attorney and a licensed UAE advocate, many steps proceed without you travelling.
Where is the Dubai office and when is it open?
The Dubai office is on Sheikh Zayed Road, next to Financial Centre Metro, 3rd Floor, Suites 304–305, and is open Monday to Friday, 9:00–18:00.