About the Firm
Fouziya Saleh Al-Obaidly Advocacy, Legal Consultation and Arbitration is a Qatari law firm providing comprehensive legal services to individuals and businesses, with full commitment to professional confidentiality and careful attention to every matter.
Fouziya Saleh Al-Obaidly
A licensed lawyer authorized to plead before all levels of litigation.
Ms. Fouziya Saleh Al-Obaidly brings two decades of practical legal experience in the State of Qatar, and leads the firm's work across legal consultation, arbitration, civil and commercial matters, and family law.
The firm provides its legal services within the State of Qatar and abroad.
Our firm is committed to providing trusted, clear legal support to our clients, with strict professional confidentiality and careful attention to every matter, grounded in a deep understanding of Qatar's legal environment.
Fouziya Saleh Al-Obaidly
Founder's Message
The firm's legal expertise covers legal consultation, arbitration, civil and commercial cases, contract drafting, and family law, with a focus on providing clear and precise legal guidance.
Practical Experience
Over 20 Years
Scope of Practice
Qatar and Abroad
License
All Levels of Litigation
Studied at Qatar Secondary School for Girls and began her career at the Ministry of Education.
Joined the police in 1995, becoming the first female Qatari police officer in the country's history.
Served within Qatar's Public Prosecution, leading investigations in cases involving female parties.
Earned her Bachelor of Law from Beirut Arab University in the late 1990s, balancing study, work, and family.
Retired from the police with the rank of First Lieutenant in 1999, turning to the practice of law.
Registered as the second female Qatari lawyer on the country's roll of lawyers — a pioneer of the profession.
Founded her own advocacy and legal consultation office in 2002.
Achieved notable successes in cases before Qatari courts at all levels of litigation.
A legal expert whose opinion is regularly cited in the Qatari press (Al Sharq, Al Arab, Al Raya) on family law and legislation.
Honored at the launch of Qatari Lawyer Day in 2025, celebrating a career of nearly three decades and her role in cementing women's presence in the legal profession.