The firm provides legal services in real estate law, inheritance and estate planning, corporate and business law, company formation, civil litigation, commercial contracts, personal injury and notarial services. Foreign law opinions for proceedings abroad are also available. All services are provided in English for international clients.

Yes. Foreigners can legally purchase real estate in Israel. The firm provides full legal representation for foreign buyers — contract review, due diligence, purchase tax advice, and title registration at the Israel Land Registry. Read more about buying property in Israel →

When a person dies in Israel leaving assets, their heirs must apply for a succession order or probate order before Israeli authorities. The firm handles the entire process in Hebrew on behalf of overseas clients, with full remote service in English.

A foreign law opinion is an expert legal document certifying the law of one country for use in proceedings in another. It is commonly required when Israeli succession or property law must be proven before a US, UK or European court — for example in cross-border inheritance proceedings.

A foreign company wishing to operate in Israel must register with the Israeli Companies Registrar. The firm handles the entire registration process — documents, translations, apostille and ongoing compliance. Read more →

Yes. Adv. Reut Eliyahu is a licensed notary in Israel, as recognised by the Israel Bar Association. The firm provides notarial certifications, authentication of documents for international use, apostille coordination, statutory declarations and all related formalities.

An administrative petition (עתירה מנהלית) is a legal proceeding filed before the Israeli Administrative Court to challenge an unlawful or unreasonable decision by a government body, municipality or public authority. It is used when a person or business believes a government decision — such as a permit refusal, tender disqualification or regulatory ruling — was made unlawfully or without proper procedure. Time limits are strict; it is important to consult a lawyer promptly.

Yes. The firm provides full legal services remotely for international clients by phone and video consultation in English. Clients from the United States, United Kingdom, Canada and Europe regularly use these services — contact us to schedule a consultation.

Administrative law governs the legal relationship between individuals or businesses and public authorities — government ministries, local councils, licensing bodies and planning committees. You may need a lawyer when a public authority makes a decision that harms your rights, when you wish to participate in or challenge a public tender, when a permit or license is refused or revoked, or when you need to file an administrative petition to the court. Deadlines in administrative matters are often very short — contact us promptly if you face such a situation.