Property Division Without a Prenuptial Agreement
Couples tend to avoid discussing two main topics—money and sex. While I don’t have much insight on the latter, when it comes to money in relationships, I have plenty to share. One of my areas of expertise is prenuptial agreements, and there’s a reason for that: proper planning can prevent unnecessary pain down the road. […]
Prenups: Securing Your Future with Hait Family Law
A prenuptial agreement (prenup) is often seen as an unromantic necessity, but it can be one of the most important steps you take to protect yourself and your future. At Hait Family Law, we understand that entering into a marriage or partnership is a significant decision, and so is deciding how to handle your financial […]
How Hait Family Law Can Guide You Through the Complexities of Israeli Divorce Laws with Sensitivity and Expertise
Divorce is never easy, especially when it involves navigating the intricacies of a foreign legal system. For those in the Anglo-Jewish community, the process can be even more overwhelming due to the intersection of both Israeli civil law and Jewish religious law. That’s where Hait Family Law steps in. With years of experience and a […]
Child Custody Laws in Israel: What You Need to Know About Custody Arrangements, Visitation Rights, and the “Tender Years Doctrine”
When families go through the difficult process of divorce in Israel, one of the most critical issues to address is child custody. For parents, understanding how custody arrangements are determined, what visitation rights entail, and how specific legal principles like the Tender Years Doctrine apply can provide clarity and peace of mind during an emotional […]
Understanding the Differences Between Family Court and Rabbinic Court in Israel
Navigating the Israeli legal system can feel overwhelming, especially when it comes to family matters like divorce, child custody, or inheritance disputes. One of the key complexities is understanding the roles of Family Court and Rabbinic Court, as well as when each has jurisdiction. Here’s a quick breakdown of their differences: 1️⃣ Family Court 2️⃣ […]
From Personal Experience to Professional Purpose: My Journey in Israeli Family Law
When I first faced divorce proceedings in Israel as an English speaker, I felt overwhelmed and lost. The complexity of navigating a foreign legal system during one of life’s most challenging moments left an indelible mark on me—one that would eventually shape my entire professional path. A Tale of Two Legal Systems With over two […]
Men: Choosing Between Family Court and Rabbinic Court in Divorce
A common belief is that men should always file in the Rabbinic court, while women should opt for the Family court—but this is not always true. As someone who has represented both men and women in both courts, I can tell you that the right choice depends on your specific case. Here are key factors […]
Should Reserve Duty Allowances Be Included in Child Support Calculations?
A Family Court in Israel recently ruled in a child support case, with a central issue being whether the reserve duty allowances the father received for his service during war should be considered part of his income for the purpose of calculating child support. The couple, who had been married for about five years before […]
Infidelity in Relationships – Can Trust Be Rebuilt and the Relationship Strengthened?
Infidelity is one of the most challenging crises a relationship can face. While some view infidelity as inevitable, rooted in the belief that humans are not inherently monogamous, I strongly disagree. As a relationship counselor and someone with personal experience in relationships, I believe infidelity is preventable and, in some cases, an opportunity for growth. […]
Do You Need to Make a New Will When You Move to Israel?
Moving to Israel is an exciting new chapter, but it comes with important legal considerations. One question I often get is: Do you need to update your will if you’re relocating to Israel? In my latest video, I dive into this topic, explaining how moving can impact your estate planning. For instance, Israeli law can […]
