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Decker, Pex, Levi

  • מקרקעין ונדלן

    Israeli Real Estate & Property Law

  • דיני תאגידים

    Corporate and Commercial Law

  • עמותות ומלכרים

    Non-Profit Law

  • ירושה ועיזבון

    Israeli Inheritance

  • דיני עבודה

    Israeli Labor Law

  • ארנונה

    Arnona (Municipal Tax)

  • נוטריון

    Notary / Apostille

  • פשיטת רגל והוצאה לפועל

    Bankruptcy and Repossession

  • דיני מפשחה

    Family Law

  • אזרחות זרה

    Foreign Citizenship

  • דרכון הולנדי

    Dutch Passport

  • דרכון צרפתי

    French Passport

  • דרכון בולגרי

    Bulgarian Passport

  • דיני תעבורה

    Traffic Law

  • נזיקין

    Damages (Torts)

  • דרכון ליטאי

    Lithuanian Passport

  • דרכון פולני

    Polish Citizenship

  • Romanian Passport

  • Portuguese Passport

Why Choose Us?

Our offices firmly believe in taking an active role in changing our world for the better. We are consistent, patient, and professional, giving each new case the attention it deserves. An integral part of our services is to work closely with our clients so that they can make the right decisions with respect to their legal needs.

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Meet the Partners

Michael Decker

Mr. Michael Decker has been a member of the Israeli Bar Association since 2008. After working as a partner in Yehuda Raveh & Co. for nearly a decade, he founded his own firm and eventually merged to be part of Decker, Pex, Levi law offices as a founding partner.

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Joshua Pex

Mr. Joshua Pex has been a member of the Israeli Bar Association since 2009. He completed a Master of Laws (LL.M.) at Haifa University, and he worked at Yehuda Raveh & Co. for several years prior to joining Decker, Pex, Levi law offices as a founding partner.

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Anat Levi

Attorney and Mediator Anat Levi is a member of the Israeli Bar Association. Anat has LL.B from Netanya College, and LL.M from Bar Ilan University. Adv. Anat Levi received another bachelor's degree in special education, from which she graduated with honors.

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Recent Posts

Legal status in Israel for a great-grandchild of a Jew

By Joshua Pex | April 30, 2024

What happens when great-grandchild of a Jew immigrates to Israel with their family, returns to their homeland before receiving permanent status in Israel, and then requests to return to Israel? The Ministry of the Interior emphasizes the importance of preserving the “center of life” in Israel – the fourth generation does not have the right…

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Arnona Appeals and case studies

By Joshua Pex | April 30, 2024

In Israel, property tax payable to the municipality or local council (Arnona) is assessed by the municipality in which a property is located in. While arnona can appear technical and straightforward, the following cases and decisions highlight why having an experienced lawyer representing you is essential to limiting your tax liability. When an “unusual” or…

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Buying an Israeli apartment as a foreign resident

By Meir Shua | April 30, 2024

Many Israeli citizens living abroad are interested in purchasing an apartment in Israel, either to move back to Israel \ visit it periodically, or for the purpose of investing in Israeli real estate, which is constantly on the rise. Purchasing an Israeli apartment as a foreign resident requires the help of a real estate lawyer,…

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Acquiring rights in Israeli real estate for foreign citizens

By Meir Shua | April 30, 2024

Our office previously explained the difficulties involved in acquiring rights to real estate in Israel for foreign citizens. Most of the land outside the major cities (mainly Tel Aviv and Jerusalem) belongs to the state. In most cases, it is easier for a foreign citizen to purchase an apartment or house but not the land…

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Notary Services in Jerusalem

By Michael Decker | March 31, 2024

The use of notary lawyer services has been on a distinct upward trend in recent years. In ta globalized world where Israelis are often required to contact authorities abroad, there is an increasing need for the help of a notary to confirm the translation of documents, verification of signatures, true copies of the original document,…

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Notary in Tel Aviv

By Michael Decker | March 30, 2024

Looking for a notary in Tel Aviv? The office at your service. Whether you require signature verification, a certified copy of the original document, a notarized translation, or apostille services, we will be happy to help you. All in a central location on Derech Menachem Begin 150, within walking distance of the Tel Aviv HaShalom…

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Immigration to Israel of minors who are not entitled to make Aliyah (accompanying minors)

By Joshua Pex | March 29, 2024

Is it possible for minors who are not entitled to make aliyah to immigrate to Israel? Absolutely, but the immigration to Israel of “accompanying minors” is different to normal immigration procedure. Despite the the Law of Return being the cornerstone of Israeli immigration policy and the impressive brevity of the text, many Israelis and those…

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Establishing a Business in Gibraltar: A Comprehensive Guide

By Michael Decker | March 22, 2024

Gibraltar, a small British Overseas Territory situated at the southernmost point of Spain, has become a beacon for entrepreneurs and investors looking for a favourable environment to establish their businesses. Its unique position, both geographically and economically, offers a blend of advantages that are hard to find elsewhere. Our law office helps clients set up…

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Changing Objectives of an Amuta

By Joshua Pex | February 6, 2024

An amuta (plural amutot) is the most common form of nonprofit association in Israel. When registering with the Registrar of Amutot, an amuta must define and gain approval for each objective. The registered objectives define and dictate an amuta’s activities, and the amuta must perform only those activities that are within the framework of the…

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Can an NGO in Israel conduct business activity?

By Michael Decker | January 26, 2024

The existence of business activity in a Israeli NGO (“Amutah”) is permissible and even desirable as long as it complies with all legal requirements and considerations. In order to prevent confusion, the Registrar of Amutot published legal guidelines (in Hebrew) which give clear detail on regulations concerning Business activities of an NGO in Israel. In…

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