Posts by Anat Levi
Foreign Divorce in Israel
This article, Foreign Divorce in Israel, discusses obtaining recognition in Israel of a divorce conducted abroad. While obtaining a divorce judgment abroad ends a marriage, it is imperative to have this recognized and registered in Israel in order to allow a person to remarry in Israel. A foreign divorce judgment must be registered in Israel…
Read MoreDivorce for Muslims in Israel
This article addresses divorce for Muslims in Israel. This includes marriage between Muslim Israeli citizens, as well as between a Muslim from another country or convert Islam and a Muslim in Israel. All issues related to family law in Israel fall under the Israeli Ministry of Justice. Background Israeli law is different from other Western…
Read MoreDivorce with Children in Israel
When a married couple files for divorce, the custody and interaction with their children is a crucial concern. What does Israeli law have to say about custody, alimony, and support payments? This article will address divorce with children in Israel. Custody in Israeli Courts Divorce with children in Israel is subject to Israeli law, based…
Read MoreDivorce for Christians in Israel
This article will address divorce for Christians in Israel, meaning that both partners are Christian, either from the same or different recognized religious communities. Ways to Obtain Divorce for Christians in Israel There are two primary ways for Christians to obtain a divorce in Israel: 1) through a recognized church court when they both belong…
Read MoreDivorce for Mixed Marriages in Israel
This article will discuss divorce for mixed marriages in Israel. The most frequent case of mixed marriages that we see in Israel is that of a Jew and a non-Jew; thus this article focuses specifically on this type of mixed marriage. Religion and Religious Courts in Israel Historically, various ethnic groups and denominations in the…
Read MoreDivorce between a Jew and a Non-Jew in Israel
This article will address divorce between a Jew and a non-Jew in Israel. Israel is unique compared to many Western countries due to the fact that religious courts often have authority over issues of divorce. Religious Autonomy and Religious Courts There are a number of historically established religious communities in Israel. These include Jews, Muslims,…
Read MoreThe Importance of a Graphologist When Opposing a Will
The emotional pain due to the death of a parent, spouse or family member is sometimes amplified by another crisis, when one of the relatives of the deceased feels deprived or denied of their share of the inheritance. An objection to a probate order on behalf of a person who feels that the division of…
Read MoreHow to Write a Final Will and Testament in Israel
A will states who should take possession of your assets upon your death, how the assets of your estate should be preserved, and ensures that items of sentimental value are left in the possession of family members or friends who will treasure them. Your will can set out other terms pertaining to the care of…
Read MoreDivorce in Rabbinic Courts in Israel
This article will discuss divorce in Rabbinic Courts in Israel. Israel’s Personal-Religious Law is Exceptional First, it’s important to note the uniqueness of the Israeli law system compared to many other Western countries. Family Courts in Israel, which deal with family law and personal status issues, have jurisdiction over all family matters except marriage and divorce. Rabbinic…
Read MoreDivorce between Jews in Israel
This article will discuss divorce between Jews in Israel. Unlike many Western countries, Israeli law allows Rabbinical Courts to have the primary authority over issues of divorce, although there are issues accompanying divorce that the Family Court can address as well. Procedure for Divorce Between Jews in Israel Jewish couples who wish to divorce must…
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