Adv. Chaim Levin

Adv. Chaim Pashi Levin is a graduate of law studies from Tel Aviv University. In addition to his law degree, he holds degrees in Management and Arts from Tel Aviv University, both with honors.

In addition to his work as a lawyer, Adv. Chaim Pashi Levin is certified by the Bar Association to practice mediation in general and specifically in family law mediation. He is also a guest lecturer at the Graduate Faculty of Tel Aviv University.

Adv. Chaim Pashi Levin focuses his legal work on family law, including divorce, child support, custody, representation in the Rabbinical Court, wills, inheritance disputes, prenuptial agreements, and family mediation. According to Adv. Chaim Pashi Levin, before turning to the court and destroying any chance for a harmonious and happy order, it is advisable to contact a lawyer who prefers reconciliation and cooperation over conflict and strife (and there are conflicts).

Adv. Chaim Pashi Levin has accumulated extensive experience in the field of family law for over thirteen years and is an advocate for gender and social justice. Notably, together with Adv. Michael Aviv, he was involved in Supreme Court Case 8176/13, State of Israel vs. Legal Aid, which ended long-standing discrimination against men in divorce proceedings.

Adv. Chaim Pashi Levin handles emergency cases of child abductions by conflicted spouses, asset smuggling abroad, and similar issues.

Adv. Levin is available for emergency cases and provides immediate attention even during unconventional hours.