grouppicpark

Get Legal Help. Fast.

Decker, Pex, Levi, Rosenberg

  • 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.

Read more

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.

Read more

מיכאל תמונה וואטסאפ
Legal Information on the Coronavirus Epidemic

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.

Read more

Irena Rosenberg

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

Read more

image005
continuing power of attorney

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.

.Read more

Recent Posts

Who is entitled to Austrian citizenship?

By Michael Decker | November 29, 2023

Have you heard the recent updates regarding applying for Austrian citizenship or a German passport? Your great-grandmother or a different ancestor may have been Austrian, but you are not sure about your eligibility? Your Grandfather (or father) already applied for Austrian citizenship and was rejected decades ago, so you think you don’t stand a chance?…

Read More

How to get a Portugal passport in 2024?

By Anat Levi | November 28, 2023

The last chance to get a Portugal passport in 2024 is still open. The Portuguese Parliament altered the process by which applicants receive citizenship, but until the citizenship law is officially changed, all chances are that an application can still be submitted according to the old conditions – receiving Portuguese citizenship based on proof of…

Read More

Canceling an apartment purchase contract: everything you need to know

By Meir Shua | November 8, 2023

Buying an apartment is a significant milestone in our lives, but it is also a major commitment, involving legal complexities and a significant expenditure of money. At the heart of the process is the apartment purchase contract, a binding legal agreement that specifies and regulates all the terms of the transaction between the buyer and…

Read More

Certification of Name change for a deceased person in Israel

By Michael Decker | November 4, 2023

There are cases where a person, while still alive, changed his name and after their death the need arises to present a certificate of change of details. Certification of a name change for a deceased person in Israel may be required to issue a foreign passport and to immigrate to a foreign country. A person…

Read More

Pedestrian accident – how can you claim compensation?

By Moti Orange | November 4, 2023

Pedestrians injured due to a traffic accident in Israel will generally be entitled to claim compensation from the driver’s insurance company. If the driver’s identity cannot be found, it may be possible to file a compensation claim with the compensation fund for road accident victims established by the state. In cases where pedestrians were injured…

Read More

Who qualifies for an Austrian passport?

By Michael Decker | November 1, 2023

Austrian Citizenship – the updated admission and eligibility conditions 2023 Our firm specializes in obtaining Austrian citizenship for eligible descendants of  Austrian Holocaust and persecution survivors. This article will provide important legal and historical information on obtaining Austrian citizenship in order to make it clear whether you, the reader, are entitled to an Austrian passport.…

Read More

Frankfurt’s Jewish Community – German Citizenship for Grandchildren

By Michael Decker | October 29, 2023

The Jewish community in Germany has been one of the prominent and outstanding symbols of European Jewry until World War II. One of the thriving communities that elevated its status was Frankfurt’s Jewish community. The intriguing community, officially established in the early 11th century, flourished for centuries despite countless persecutions, hardships, and numerous pogroms. On…

Read More

German Citizenship: Jewish Community in Speyer

By Michael Decker | October 29, 2023

The new amendments to the German citizenship, bring unprecedented ease of access to the restoration of German citizenship for the victims of the Nazi regime. This decision has opened up significant opportunities for hundreds of thousands of descendants worldwide who can now apply for and obtain German citizenship with relative ease. This article aims to…

Read More

Obtaining German Citizenship for Jews of Mainz

By Michael Decker | October 29, 2023

The city of Mainz, also known by its German-Yiddish name, Magenza, was among the earliest European cities where Jews thrived not only materially but alsoreligiously. The city’s yeshiva, bearing the name Magenza, was one of the few yeshivas that competed with the leading Babylonian Pumbedita and Sura academies. Descendants of Mainz Jews and German Jews…

Read More

The Right to German Citizenship for Danzig – Gdansk Expatriates

By Michael Decker | October 28, 2023

In recent months, the German Parliament has introduced a series of amendments pertaining to German citizenship law. These amendments offer many descendants of victims of Nazi persecution an expanded opportunity to obtain German citizenship. Who Were the Jewish Residents of Danzig – Gdansk? For over five centuries, a vibrant Jewish community thrived in the city,…

Read More

Contact Us

  • ✓ Valid number ✕ Invalid number
  • This field is for validation purposes and should be left unchanged.