In person and remotely
Riyadh Region
Riyadh
Services in RiyadhService Areas · Saudi Arabia
The office operates from Riyadh and Jazan and serves individuals and businesses in all thirteen regions of the Kingdom. With e-litigation, video hearings and electronic powers of attorney, you can now follow your legal matter from your own city without frequent travel.
Choose your region
Each region has a different mix of business and cases; choose your region to learn how we serve you there and which authorities have jurisdiction over its cases.
In person and remotely
Riyadh
Services in RiyadhRemotely, and in person when needed
Jeddah, Makkah and Taif
Services in MakkahRemotely, and in person when needed
Madinah and Yanbu
Services in MadinahRemotely, and in person when needed
Dammam, Khobar, Jubail, Al-Ahsa and Dhahran
Services in the Eastern ProvinceRemotely, and in person when needed
Buraydah and Unaizah
Services in QassimRemotely, and in person when needed
Abha and Khamis Mushait
Services in AsirRemotely, and in person when needed
Tabuk
Services in TabukRemotely, and in person when needed
Hail
Services in HailRemotely, and in person when needed
Arar
Services in the Northern BordersIn person and remotely
Jazan and Sabya
Services in JazanRemotely, and in person when needed
Najran
Services in NajranRemotely, and in person when needed
Al-Baha
Services in Al-BahaRemotely, and in person when needed
Sakaka and Qurayyat
Services in Al-JoufThe Ministry of Justice offers an e-litigation service that includes written sessions for exchanging memoranda and remote video hearings, and the Board of Grievances allows its court hearings to be attended electronically through the Moeen platform. We use these channels to serve clients in all regions, arranging in-person attendance when needed and by prior agreement.
Yes. We serve clients in all thirteen regions of the Kingdom. Consultations are held remotely, cases are followed up through e-litigation and the Moeen platform, and in-person attendance is arranged when a matter requires it.
The Ministry of Justice provides e-litigation with written and video sessions, and the Board of Grievances allows hearings to be attended electronically through the Moeen platform; how each hearing is conducted is determined by the judicial authority.
In most cases, the power of attorney can be issued electronically through the Najiz platform, and we explain the clauses required for the nature of the case before it is issued.
Fees are set according to the scope of work, the nature of the matter and the procedures or attendance it requires, and are set out in writing before work begins.
The directory of practicing lawyers can be consulted through the Ministry of Justice services on the Najiz platform, and Lawyer Meshal Abdali’s license number is 482035.