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Question: I have been having a problem with my wife for more than five years now and I am deeply affected by it. My wife refuses to give me a divorce and I cannot legally prove the harm she has caused. Given the religion that both my wife and me belong to, it is difficult to get a divorce. Is there a solution for me according to UAE law? Please advise. Answer: UAE residents, including Muslims and non-Muslims, can apply for divorce in UAE courts. The relevant parties may ask to apply their own laws to personal status matters or agree to submit to UAE law. Article 1 of the Federal Law No 28 of 2005 for Personal Affairs states: The provisions of this law shall apply to citizens of the United Arab Emirates State unless non-Muslims among them have special provisions applicable to their community or confession. They shall equally apply to non-citizens unless one of them asks for the application of his or her law.

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