Tevet 20/3
An independent law office specializing in criminal and traffic law. In criminal law: detentions, hearings before indictment, management of criminal proceedings, appeals, and pardons if necessary. In traffic law: driving under the influence of alcohol, driving while disqualified, and support throughout the process.
Einat Elmalem (former police officer) has been practicing independently since 2009. She completed her law degree in 2007 and subsequently worked at the Magistrate's Court in Rishon LeZion under the Honorable Deputy President Judge Hyman.
She then began working at a law firm specializing in criminal law owned by Attorney Yaron Forer. In 2009, she opened her own independent law office specializing in criminal and traffic law.
The firm represents suspects in specific remand proceedings and detention until the end of proceedings. Additionally, it provides suspects with face-to-face consultations before their investigations.
The firm handles the management of criminal proceedings in all aspects, including evidence management, plea bargains, and more. It has extensive experience in domestic violence offenses.
The firm deals with prisoner welfare, including prisoner petitions and parole boards, as well as rehabilitation preparation before approaching the parole board.
The firm specializes in traffic law in all its facets, as well as interactions with Israeli Police authorities to streamline processes, extensive handling of disqualification offenses, and assessments of actual disqualifications.
The firm provides personal attention, fair pricing, and close support until the conclusion of the proceedings.
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