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Decker, Pex, Levi, Rosenberg & Co 

  • 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

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 Cohen, Decker, Pex & Brosh 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 Cohen, Decker, Pex & Brosh law offices as a founding partner.

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Irena Rosenberg

Advocate Irena Rosenberg is the head of our office’s Jerusalem branch. She specializes in immigration and administrative law.

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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

What Is the Cost of a Real-Estate Lawyer in an Apartment Purchase Transaction in Israel?

By Meir Shua | June 1, 2023

We all know that real-estate transactions are complex and that the cost of such transactions may reach tens of thousands of shekels that must be paid for a lawyer, a mortgage broker, an appraiser, preliminary checks, and other expenses, as needed. This article discusses the cost of a real-estate lawyer in Israel —the basic fees,…

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Purchasing an Apartment From a Contractor in Israel

By Meir Shua | June 1, 2023

Purchasing an apartment from a contractor in Israel may be cheap, but it is riskier than buying a second-hand apartment. The apartment does not yet exist, so the buyer cannot examine the quality of the construction or even be sure that the apartment will actually be built. Below we explain about the importance of having…

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Renting vs. Buying an Apartment in Israel

By Meir Shua | June 1, 2023

The immense increase in apartment prices over the past decades has brought many to wonder—should they buy an apartment (or even a house) or make do with long-term rental? This article presents the advantages and disadvantages of renting an apartment vs. buying one—from the financial, legal, and practical perspectives. SO IS IT BETTER TO BUY…

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Why is it so important to conduct archival research in order to obtain Austrian citizenship?

By Michael Decker | May 31, 2023

The process of applying for Austrian citizenship for people persecuted by the Nazis in Austria and their descendants has, in recent years, become simpler than before. Likewise, the list of those entitled to citizenship has been greatly expanded. However, in order to embark on the process, applicants must provide proof of their eligibility. If you…

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Archival research for obtaining German citizenship – how to do it properly

By Michael Decker | May 31, 2023

People who were persecuted by the Nazis in Germany, and their descendants, are entitled to receive a German passport under lenient conditions and in a relatively simple procedure. To embark on the process, you must present documents proving your eligibility for German citizenship. For this purpose, it is recommended to conduct archival research in order…

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Getting a Mortgage for Buying an Apartment in Israel — Everything You Need to Know

By Meir Shua | May 31, 2023

There are many stages in purchasing an apartment in Israel. One important stage is getting a mortgage that will allow you to leverage your equity and achieve the amount of money needed for buying the property. There are various types of mortgages, and the type that you choose will determine how much money you will…

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Types of Land in Israel

By Meir Shua | May 31, 2023

There are many types of real-estate transactions in Israel. In real-estate transactions that are not a simple apartment purchase but, rather, the purchase of land for residential or other purposes, it is important to understand the history of the land in question when considering the various aspects of the transaction. Our firm, which has branches…

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Filing a Lawsuit in Israel: the 7 Steps of the Civil Litigation Process

By יהודה אלחרר | May 30, 2023

If you are considering filing a lawsuit in Israel, you must understand the Israeli legal system. We have written this guide to help you navigate the complexities of civil law in Israel. Decker, Pex, Levi, Rosenberg & Co. is an experienced law firm with offices in Jerusalem and Tel Aviv. Our skilled Israeli lawyers provide…

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Making Aliyah with a criminal record in Hebrew law

By Alva | May 29, 2023

As you may know, people who have been convicted of a criminal offense will find it difficult to exercise their right to make Aliyah to Israel based on the Law of Return. The applicant must present real evidence of their rehabilitation in order to convince the Ministry of the Interior not to reject the Aliyah…

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Portuguese Citizenship for Descendants of Expellees – What’s New in 2023?

By Michael Decker | May 29, 2023

As you may know, in 2015 Portugal passed a law that allows descendants of Jewish expellees from Spain to obtain Portuguese citizenship. Since then, the law has changed back and forth for reasons that we will explain in this article, and as of this writing (2023) there is probably one last opportunity to obtain a…

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