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3 Lawyers - Gradual Immigration Process in Lod, Israel
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Yaniv Halevi Law Office
Also available in LodThe office specializes in family law and divorce, as well as in insolvency - bankruptcy. The office has established legal precedents in the field of family and custody.
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Dina Wolpert Law Office
Also available in LodAttorney Dina Wolpert specializes in the regulation of civil status in Israel, including representation in appeal processes against Ministry of Interior decisions, Israeli citizenship, regulation of status for a foreign spouse, immigrant status, visitor visa, work permits, and more.
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Attorney Liat Steinberg Harlamp
Also available in LodExpertise and experience of over 18 years in status regulation in Israel: marriage, unmarried partners, humanitarian reasons, widows of Israeli citizens, family members from abroad denied entry.
