Cohen Partush Law Firm provides legal services and representation in the fields of family law, criminal law, and class actions related to accessibility.
The firm offers consulting services, representation, and legal opinions in the following areas:
Family Law - domestic violence, divorce, ketubah, guardianship, divorce agreements, prenuptial agreements, common-law marriage, wills, inheritance and will contests, parental alienation, spousal support, child support, and estates.
Criminal Law - indictments, sexual harassment, drug offenses, juvenile offenses, sexual offenses, police investigations, violent offenses, detention until the end of proceedings, remand, conditional arrangements, expungement of criminal records, appeals, petitions, pre-indictment hearings, and parole boards.
Civil Law - statements of defense, statements of claim, legal representation, accessibility rights, litigation, and class actions.
Traffic Law - medical review board, excessive speed, reckless driving, drunk driving, license revocation, driving under the influence of drugs, new driver offenses, fatal accidents, hit-and-run offenses, traffic offenses.
Attorney Shai Cohen has extensive experience in family law, criminal law, and traffic law, and believes in assisting in the field of service accessibility, buildings, infrastructure, and environment. He is committed to representation in the field of accessibility law in general and class actions in particular.
Attorney Cohen was born with a visual impairment and succeeded in paving his way upward with the aim of giving voice to the marginalized in society and those with special needs. He gained extensive experience in the Jerusalem District Attorney's Office (Criminal), and volunteered over the years in associations where he provided legal advice and representation in areas close to his heart. Attorney Cohen sees it as his mission to help people correct injustices and crises to start a new path.
Attorney Orel Yosef Partush interned upon completing his studies at the "Commission for the Rights of Persons with Disabilities" under the Ministry of Justice and is heavily involved in family law and divorce proceedings. Attorney Partush also deals with a congenital visual impairment, and due to the alienation and discriminatory treatment he experienced, he felt it his duty to assist in the field of accessibility for people with disabilities.
He volunteered with the police in the operations department of the Jerusalem District, served as a legal assistant on behalf of the Central District Attorney's Office (Criminal), volunteered with the public defender's office, and later specialized in the field of accessibility law, which he defines as unregulated. Alongside his work, Attorney Partush gives lectures on his personal story, describing his life as a person with a disability who succeeded in fulfilling his professional and personal mission.
