Attorney and Rabbinical Pleader Yehuda Abeles

Rabbi Yehuda Abeles is an attorney and rabbinical pleader, managing the Divorce Department and Forum on the Rabbinical website.

He possesses extensive knowledge and expertise in various areas of Halacha and the procedures of rabbinical courts.

His broad understanding of the legal world, combined with the Torah-based perspective guiding the judges, enables him to represent clients optimally.

With extensive knowledge in Halacha, Talmud, and general knowledge, he has been expanding his expertise in the subjects discussed in rabbinical courts for over a decade, providing a distinct advantage in court representation.

The combination of legal practice and rabbinical pleading provides an optimal combination for clients.

His numerous skills and experience in negotiation grant clients the ability to reach agreements appropriately while saving on the costs associated with court proceedings.

His thorough and responsible professional approach provides services for a wide range of clients from the secular, religious, and ultra-Orthodox sectors.

Attorney and Rabbinical Pleader Yehuda Abeles will prepare clients for filing the divorce claim and assist them in understanding the process and bureaucracy they will have to face.

To shorten the process, make the right decisions, and minimize damage as much as possible from this painful process, an efficient and rational approach must be taken, overcoming emotions and leading to the right decisions. The divorce process is more challenging when children are involved. When there are children, it is important to remember that their welfare is paramount – therefore, strive for an efficient and short process. For the sake of the children, try to reach an agreement when possible, and when compromise is not possible, endeavor to keep the children out of disputes.

The attorney and rabbinical pleader will assist clients in the moments before and after the decision on divorce. Together, they can ensure the quick, efficient, and successful conclusion of this painful and unpleasant process that everyone would prefer to avoid.