Moran Kramer Peretz, Attorney at Law

The law office of Moran Kramer Peretz was established by Attorney Moran Kramer Peretz in 2008.

The office has adopted the slogan: "There are different divorces."

The office utilizes its professionalism and experience to achieve the best results for its clients while maintaining integrity, moral principles, justice, and equality, which are the foundation of the office and serve as its guiding light.

There are different divorces - consensual divorces, continuing friendship and joint parenting, with the children's best interests as the top priority.
There are different divorces - divorces by choice and understanding.
There are different divorces - divorces with knowledge of the process and its outcomes, with confidence and belief.
There are different divorces - divorces with love (yes, indeed) and dialogue.
There are different divorces - divorces do not necessarily mean "war" - it is not necessary for one side to win and the other to lose, it is not necessary to "take prisoners"
or cause "casualties" - who are usually the children.
There are different divorces - divorces that leave each side full of strength and energy to build new lives and a better future, separately.
There are different divorces - cost-effective divorces, considering your children and their future, not the future of your lawyers' children.
There are different divorces - divorces without fear, without worry, without uncertainty.
There are different divorces - I invite you to come for a personal meeting, free of charge and without obligation, to be impressed by the office, its qualities, and its ability to contribute to your quality of life.

Attorney Moran Kramer Peretz
Born in 1979, married and a mother of a son and a daughter.
Holds an LL.B degree in Law from Tel Aviv University.
Interned alongside the Deputy President of the Central District Family Affairs, Honorable Judge Yaakov Cohen.
Certified to practice law in 2006 by the Israel Bar Association and has since been practicing law in the field of family law and personal status in Israel.

Areas of practice: Divorce proceedings in the Rabbinical Court, jurisdictional race between the Rabbinical Court and the Family Court, child support, custody and visitation arrangements, division of property and financial relations between spouses, drafting agreements - prenuptial agreements, cohabitation agreements, divorce agreements, reconciliation agreements or alternatively divorce agreements, joint parenting agreements, drafting wills, inheritance disputes, common-law spouses, child abduction under the Hague Convention, guardianship, enforcement, and more.