Recommended Military Lawyer Lawyers in Petah Tikva, Israel

Military Attorney Beni Dor, Lieutenant Colonel (Res.), represents and advises candidates for security service, regular soldiers, and reservists on issues of medical/psychological profile, exemption or release, placement and roles, easing of service conditions. I serve my clients with A.M.U.N.A: a combination of reliability, commitment, certainty, determination, and success.

Former police prosecutor. Hundreds of positive recommendations (see below). Approximately 30 years of experience in representing criminal cases and detention cases, as well as dealing with the closure of open cases and expungement of criminal and police records.

Attorney Ran Cohen Rochberger, Colonel (Res.), former Chief Military Defense Counsel. Specializes in criminal law, military and security cases, and white-collar cases. Our office provides services throughout the country. Online consultation meetings are also available - we are happy to be at your service.

Adv. Shai Shaked possesses experience, knowledge, and professionalism in the field of criminal law, accumulated over the years during which he represented suspects and defendants in complex and intricate criminal cases.

Our firm has extensive experience in family law and divorce, civil law, commercial law, partnership dissolution, enforcement, insolvency, efficiency, and professionalism!

Atkin Hebron Law Firm, a boutique firm specializing in military and security law and military criminal law. The firm represents soldiers, officers, and candidates for military service throughout the country.

Over 23 years of experience in criminal and military law, serious offenses, sexual offenses, property crimes, drugs and violence, pardons, expungement of criminal records, military law, traffic (selected cases), and administrative law. Client meetings in Jerusalem and Tel Aviv.

Representation in military courts: desertion, drug offenses, violent offenses, sexual harassment, training accidents, illegal use of weapons, military traffic offenses, and more. Claims against the Compensation Officer for disability recognition and appeals committees.