Whatever your situation looks like, I’ve almost certainly handled one like it. As a divorce lawyer and family law attorney serving Tel Aviv and the cities around it, here’s where I help:

Contested divorces in Tel Aviv

When talking it out has failed and your spouse is digging in, you need someone who will hold the line and protect your position — without dragging your family through a war that costs everyone more than it’s worth. That’s the balance I fight to strike.

Uncontested divorces in Tel Aviv

When you both broadly agree, my job is to get it in writing properly the first time — a clean, enforceable agreement that won’t come back to bite you in two years.

Child custody and your kids in Tel Aviv

This is where the fear runs highest, on both sides. In Israel, due to the Tender Years doctrine younger children may be placed with their mother unless there’s a real reason otherwise, though shared parenting is far more common now than it used to be. Whether you’re a mother who needs to protect her children or a father terrified of losing his, I help — and my information pages on divorce  and free ebooks for Anglo women and Anglo men walk you through what to expect.

Dividing assets and pensions in Tel Aviv

Your home, your savings, a business, pensions, money held in another country — all of it has to be untangled and split fairly. For Anglo families with assets in more than one place, this is rarely simple, and getting it wrong is expensive.

Cross-border divorces involving Tel Aviv residents

US–Israel and South Africa–Israel cases are a core part of what I do — jurisdiction, foreign assets, and getting an Israeli ruling recognized abroad. This is the kind of case where early strategy pays off most.

Prenuptial agreements for Tel Aviv couples

If you’ve got assets worth protecting, a properly drafted, court-affirmed prenuptial agreement (add link to page / book)  is the cheapest peace of mind you’ll ever buy.

Hague Convention cases involving Tel Aviv

If a child has been wrongfully brought to or kept in Israel, the clock is already running. I move fast on Hague Convention child abduction cases, (add link to page / book )  where the first few weeks often decide everything.

But here’s something most people get wrong — the office you meet me in does not decide which court hears your case. Where you and your family live does. Plenty of clients I see in Tel Aviv have cases that belong in Petach Tikva, Kfar Saba, or Rishon LeZion — which sit in a different judicial district altogether — or in Ramat Gan or Herzliya nearby. Wherever yours belongs, I handle it. We just meet wherever’s easiest for you.