Practice Area
- Buying Groups (2)
- Commercial Real Estate (1)
- Condominiums and Cooperatives (2)
- Construction Defects (2)
- Evictions (1)
- Land Registry (Tabu) Registration (2)
- Moshav and Kibbutz Law (2)
- Neighbor Disputes (1)
- Real Estate Contracts (3)
- Residential Real Estate (3)
- Successor Rights in Agricultural Property (1)
- Urban Renewal (TAMA 38) (1)
- Caveat (1)
- Combination Transactions (1)
- Construction & Development (1)
- Construction Contracts (1)
- Mortgage (2)
- Partition (1)
- Project Management (1)
- Residential Real Estate (3)
- Trespas (1)
- Urban Planning (2)
- West Bank Real Estate (1)
- Zoning (1)
- Agricultural Homestead (1)
- Building Code Criminal Charges (1)
- Condominium Registration (1)
- Contractor Claim (2)
- Dampness Defects (1)
- Delay in Delivery of a Residential Property (2)
- Developer Claim (1)
- Inheritance of Agricultural Property (1)
- Land Use and Zoning (1)
- Leases and Rental Agreements (1)
- Objection to an Urban Development Plan (1)
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- Ness Ziona (5)
- Kiryat Gat (2)
- Dimona (2)
- Hod Hasharon (5)
- Eilat (2)
1 Lawyers - Successor Rights in Agricultural Property in Sdot Negev, Israel
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Barak Omega Law Firm
Also available in Sdot NegevThe firm has several departments, including Criminal Department, Enforcement and Insolvency-Bankruptcy Department, and a Real Estate and Land Department. It also handles status regulation in Israel and administrative petitions, including representation in sale transactions, construction defects, contractor claims, planning and building, and laws related to moshavim and kibbutzim.
