Formation
Choosing the legal form and building the documents
Riyadh · Kingdom of Saudi Arabia
Legal counsel that earns trust and protects interests
We represent individuals, companies and investors to the highest legal standards in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia.
- Practising licence — Ministry of Justice
- Principal member — Saudi Bar Association
- Licensed notary — Ministry of Justice
- Accredited registrar — Real Estate General Authority
- Unified National Number 7039276691
12
practice areas
from advice through enforcement
06
official licences & accreditations
Ministry of Justice · Saudi Bar Association · REGA
03
distinct accreditations in-house
advocacy · notarisation · registration
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hours to respond
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The Firm
Ahkam Al Tamyoz Law Firm and Legal Consultations is a leading law firm offering comprehensive and specialised legal solutions.
Our team has extensive experience across legal fields and is committed to the values of integrity, transparency and achieving the best results.
- Integrity & Transparency — The foundation of our dealings with clients and partners.
- Professionalism — Legal services delivered to high standards of quality and accuracy.
- Commitment — We place our clients' interests first and strive to achieve the best results for them.
- Experience — A specialised team with extensive experience across fields of law.
Practice Areas
Twelve areas. One route in.
This is not a service menu. It is the set of positions a client is usually standing in when they need a lawyer — pick the one closest to yours and you are two clicks from an answer.
Legal Consultations
A written opinion you can actually build a decision on.
DetailsLitigation & Representation
Representation built on pleadings that are read and believed.
DetailsCompany Formation
The right vehicle on day one costs less than fixing it later.
DetailsForeign Investment
From licence to first operating contract, on one track.
DetailsContract Drafting
A good contract is read once at signing and never in court.
DetailsGovernance & Compliance
Rules that protect the company from itself first.
DetailsArbitration & Mediation
Resolving a dispute without turning it into a public record.
DetailsDebt & Claims Collection
An organised demand recovers more than a late one.
DetailsEnforcement
A judgment is paper until it is enforced.
DetailsEstates & Inheritance
A correct division ends the dispute before it starts.
DetailsNotarisation
Notarised in-house — with the evidentiary weight that follows.
DetailsReal Estate Registration
The ownership that cannot be contested is the one on the register.
DetailsRegister of Credentials
Trust is evidenced by registered numbers, not by adjectives.
Everything below is verifiable with the issuing authority. We publish no client counts and no success rates — they are unverifiable, and client confidentiality bars their disclosure.
Corporate & Investment
From an idea for an entity to a company that operates, complies and raises capital.
A dedicated section for business owners and investors. Not a list of services, but the path an entity travels: formation, then governance, then operational compliance, then growth or exit — and what usually breaks at each stage.
- An established business owner — Needs standing counsel, governance that structures decisions, and contracts that are not read against them.
- A foreign investor — Needs an investment licence, a compliant entity, and a compliance map before the first operational transaction.
- A family business — Needs a charter and a succession plan separating ownership from management before the generational handover.
- An entity preparing to raise — Needs an ownership structure and documents that withstand investor due diligence.
Governance
Who decides, within what limit, by what procedure
Operational compliance
An obligations register with owners and deadlines
Growth or exit
Preparing the entity for a transaction
The Team
An elite group of legal specialists licensed by the Ministry of Justice and members of the Saudi Bar Association.
Two founding partners who handle files directly. Your matter is not passed to a layer you never met.
Founder & Partner
Bandar Al-Mutairi
LL.B. — Majmaah University
Licences & accreditations
- Licensed lawyer — Ministry of JusticeLicence No. 452196
- Principal member — Saudi Bar AssociationMembership No. 949119
Founder & Partner
Faisal Al-Mutairi
LL.B. — Majmaah University
Licences & accreditations
- Licensed lawyer — Ministry of JusticeLicence No. 443367
- Licensed notary — Ministry of JusticeLicence No. 45 / 14714
- Accredited registrar — Real Estate General AuthorityNo. 2223001460
- Principal member — Saudi Bar AssociationMembership No. 456773
Insights
Analysis and regulatory guides.
Written for practice rather than for archives: what is changing in the regulations, and what it means for a decision you are taking this week.
When does your company need standing counsel rather than a lawyer in a crisis?
The difference is not the fee — it is when the lawyer enters the decision. Five signs your company has outgrown the call-us-when-it-breaks model.
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Incorporating in Saudi Arabia: choosing the right legal form
Most companies that restructure later chose the administratively easiest form rather than the structurally right one. Four questions settle the form before any filing.
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Foreign investor guide: from licence to first operating contract
The stage where most new entrants stall is not the licence — it is what follows. A practical map of the whole route.
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Next step
Start with a conversation, not a case file.
A first consultation establishes your legal position precisely: what you are owed, what you owe, and which route is worth taking. We build from there.