Sderot Chaim Weizmann 81/3
The office specializes in family law, enduring powers of attorney, wills, and inheritances. Additionally, inheritance mediation.
The office of Avraham Yair Roash is a boutique law firm that deals exclusively with drafting wills, enduring powers of attorney, and the appointment of guardians.
Attorney Avraham Yair Roash holds an LLM in Law from Bar-Ilan University and specializes in dispute resolution through mediation. His office has a unique focus on mediating disputes over inheritance distribution.
In 2020, Avraham Yair Roash was certified as a lawyer and immediately thereafter was trained by the General Guardian as a certified drafter of enduring powers of attorney. He currently serves as a member of the Enduring Power of Attorney Committee in the Central District of the Israel Bar Association and is active in many of its committees. Additionally, he participates in a voluntary initiative by the General Guardian to assist Holocaust survivors with limited means by drafting enduring powers of attorney for them on a pro bono basis.
The emphasis on these areas of practice related to the elderly is intended to give paramount importance to the values of listening and sensitivity to the distress of others, with professionalism and a sense of mission. Anyone who knows Attorney Roash can attest that this declaration of intent is not a cliché but a way of life. He is a person with a disability who did not let the challenges posed by cerebral palsy prevent him from achieving his dream—to become a lawyer, earn a living from it, and at the same time help others.
For two decades, even before Roash was certified as a lawyer, he was a social activist for the disabled in Netanya. He was frequently interviewed by local and national media about his activities to promote the rights of people with disabilities. As a token of appreciation for his public service, the certificate of lawyer certification was awarded to Roash at the central ceremony of the Israel Bar Association, directly by the President of the Supreme Court, Justice Esther Hayut. It seems that Attorney Avraham Yair Roash, who is part of one marginalized group—people with disabilities—specialized and established his firm to assist another marginalized group—the elderly.
Meetings with Attorney Avraham Yair Roash are held by prior appointment only and exclusively at the lawyer's office.
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