If you are looking for an Israeli inheritance solicitor, then our law office can help you. In Israel we generally translate the Hebrew term comparable to solicitor (orech din) as a lawyer, but the functions are about the same. We provide a short video about the terminology and solicitors and barristers in Israel.
Legal Assistance from an Israeli Inheritance Solicitor
It can be difficult to address inheritance issues in Israel, especially if you don’t speak Hebrew or you are unfamiliar with Israel inheritance law. We are here to simplify the process as much as possible. Israel’s inheritance law operates under the Israeli Ministry of Justice. We address many issues related to inheritance law in a series of articles addressing frequent questions directed to an Israeli inheritance solicitor.
If you aren’t sure how to choose a solicitor, check out our short article discussing 10 tips to choose an Israeli inheritance solicitor.
Frequently Asked Questions
Some of the most frequent questions clients ask us about relate to the following topics:
–Burial in Israel
–Order of heirs in Israel inheritance law
–Distribution agreements on an estate
–Applying for a will when the deceased did not live in Israel
–Appointing an estate administrator in Israel
–Appointing a temporary estate manager
–Extending the appointment of an estate manager
–What is the status of a particular inheritance case
–An apostille stamp in Israel
–How to amend a will in Israel
–How to delay execution of a will in Israel
–How to extend period to submit an objection
–How to apply to annul a succession or will probate order
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