4 Lawyers - Co-Parenting in Ashkelon, Israel | 37 Reviews
  • Attorney, Notary, and Mediator, Yitzhak Caro

    Attorney, Notary, and Mediator, Yitzhak Caro

    5.0 (20 Reviews)
    Also available in Ashkelon

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    Extensive experience in family and inheritance law, real estate, civil-commercial law, insolvency, and mediation. Providing professional and strategic solutions tailored to each client and close guidance throughout the legal process. Branches in Tel Aviv and Be'er Sheva, service throughout the country.

  • Ravid Barami Law Office

    Ravid Barami Law Office

    4.9 (6 Reviews)
    Also available in Ashkelon

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    Ravid Barami Law Office specializes in all areas of family law, representing in divorce cases, child support, spousal support, visitation arrangements, and property claims. Also authorized to draft pre-nuptial agreements, divorce agreements, cohabitation agreements, enduring power of attorney, guardianship, expression of will documents, and drafting of wills and inheritance. Additionally, the office handles and represents in the field of defamation and libel.

  • Dayan Zakar - Law Firm

    Dayan Zakar - Law Firm

    4.9 (3 Reviews)
    Also available in Ashkelon
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    With over 20 years of rich and diverse experience in family and mediation law, real estate and property, civil-commercial litigation, and military law, Dayan Zakar – Law Firm stands at the forefront of legal practice, with three branches in Modiin, Tel Aviv, and Be'er Sheva. The firm provides private and business clients with a comprehensive legal framework, combining excellence and sharp strategy alongside personal support, availability, and full transparency throughout the process.

  • Attorney Liat Steinberg Harlamp

    Attorney Liat Steinberg Harlamp

    5.0 (8 Reviews)
    Also available in Ashkelon

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    Expertise 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.