Recommended Moshav and Kibbutz Law Lawyers in Kfar Saba, Israel

An experienced and established firm with over 25 years, featuring several departments including real estate, family, inheritance, execution, civil-commercial, authorities, contracts, defamation, and labor. Manages forums on planning and construction, domestic violence, and betterment levy expropriations. Member of the Real Estate and Property Committee as well as the Inheritance and Family Committee of the Israel Bar Association.

The 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.

The veteran law office of Victoria Fogel opens a new branch in Herzliya, specializing in real estate, family law, and tort claims. The office has branches in Rehovot and Herzliya.

Yanko & Partners Law Firm is a boutique firm specializing in real estate and property, urban renewal (TAMA 38 and evacuation-reconstruction) with an emphasis on representing apartment owners, real estate litigation, as well as inheritance, will, and guardianship disputes. The firm provides a comprehensive and tailored legal framework, with dedicated support and full confidence.

Chen Avraham Law Office provides services in real estate and torts, with membership in the Bar Association since 2014, and brings unique experience from the insurance company sector.

The firm brings over 30 years of experience and a proven reputation in legal preparation for the elderly, inheritance law, and real estate. Our firm is committed to providing personal, professional, and trust-based legal services, offering guidance in various related fields such as inheritance disputes, intergenerational transfer, agricultural estates, drafting trusts and endowments, and more.

Law and mediation firm with legal experience in designated heirs and all real estate fields

Sherf - Elkaim & Co. Law Firm specializes in civil-commercial law with an emphasis on real estate and property, cooperative societies, moshavim, and kibbutzim, insolvency, and family law.