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21 October 2026

What shipped for lawyers, part 1: your firm's own link

Sidqo for Lawyers launched on 9 August 2026 with one link per firm, a guided client intake in eight languages and a dashboard where every case arrives organised.

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23 October 2026

What shipped for lawyers, part 2: hand off a complete file

The case file exports as an editable Word memorandum and one Bates-numbered PDF of proofs, with a link for each recipient that the firm can watch and revoke.

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28 October 2026

What shipped for lawyers, part 3: intake at the client's pace

Clients can skip a document and add it later, return to an unfinished intake, and write in any language while the lawyer reads English.

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2 November 2026

What shipped for lawyers, part 4: ask the case

Every case has a chat for the lawyer that answers from the case file and its documents, files new uploads, and edits the timeline or memorandum on request.

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3 November 2026

What shipped for lawyers, part 5: a memorandum you can check

Every statute in a draft is checked against a register of UAE legislation, a second opinion lists what to check without rewriting, and your notes become a new draft.

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October 6, 2026

What happens to a bank account when someone dies in the UAE

UAE banks usually freeze an account once they learn the holder has died. What the family needs to release it, and how a registered will helps.

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October 6, 2026

How to cancel a power of attorney in the UAE

Revoke a power of attorney in Dubai, Abu Dhabi or anywhere in the UAE through a notary, in person or online, then tell everyone who relies on it.

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October 6, 2026

MOU or agreement? The difference under UAE law

An MOU records what two parties intend; an agreement binds them. Under UAE law the label does not decide it, the wording does. Here is how to choose.

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October 6, 2026

Is a WhatsApp agreement legally binding in the UAE?

Often, yes. A clear offer and acceptance over WhatsApp can form a contract, and UAE courts accept the messages as evidence. Proving it is the hard part.

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June 19, 2026

We built Sidqo to be free. Here's why that's changing.

The honest reason Sidqo is introducing a paid tier: what stays free, what Sidqo Pro funds, and the lines we won't cross.

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