Clear legal support for landlords and tenants in rental disputes, from the first notice to the final decision.
MCI Investment Group helps landlords and tenants in Dubai and across the UAE handle rental disputes with clear advice and well-prepared cases.
Rental disputes can affect your home, your income or your property. We help both landlords and tenants understand their rights, prepare strong documentation and pursue the right route to resolution. See also our Civil & Criminal Cases, POA Services and Secondary Market services. Outcomes depend on the facts and the decision of the authority, and cannot be guaranteed.
An honest review of your tenancy contract, the facts and the options available to you.
Legal notices, claims and responses prepared accurately and submitted within the required deadlines.
Representation at hearings, with clear updates so you always know where your case stands.
Support reaching a fair settlement where possible, and enforcing the decision when needed.
Advice and representation for landlords seeking eviction, and for tenants facing an eviction notice.
Claims to recover unpaid rent and related dues, from legal notice through to enforcement.
Review of proposed rent increases and representation when landlord and tenant cannot agree.
Claims and defences over refund of security deposits and deductions for damage or dues.
Disputes over repairs, maintenance responsibility and damage to the rented property.
Support where a tenancy is terminated early, not renewed, or its terms are in dispute.
We listen to the facts, review your position as landlord or tenant and explain your options clearly.
We review the tenancy contract, payment records, notices and any other evidence relevant to the dispute.
We prepare and serve the required notices and file the claim or response with the relevant authority.
We represent you at hearings, respond to the other side and keep you updated after every step.
We advise on the outcome and support you with settlement, appeal or enforcement of the decision.
Tick what you already have. Having these ready helps us review your case without delays.
Documents that identify the landlord and the tenant.
Records that show the terms and payment history of the tenancy.
Evidence and records of the dispute itself.
Requirements vary by case type and authority. This checklist is general information, not legal advice. If something is missing, we will guide you.
