Ariel Katzman

• Agreements between spouses living together (including between spouses who are not in a registered marriage);
• Divorce agreements;
• Divorces of non-Jewish (mixed) married couples in family courts in many Israeli cities (Haifa, Tel Aviv, Rishon LeZion, Bat Yam, Nazareth, Petah Tikva, Krayot);
• Divorces of Jewish couples in the rabbinical courts of Israel.
• Divorces in the absence of mutual consent, including in the case when one of the spouses left Israel;
• Claims regarding alimony issues;
• Division of joint property during divorce;
• Urgent requests for travel bans,
• Urgent requests to seize property as part of divorce proceedings;
• Recognition or denial of paternity, including for the purpose of repatriation to Israel;
• Placement of children into the care of one of the parents; establishing a procedure for visiting children;
• Adoption claims;
• Registration of inheritance in Israel;
• Conducting lawsuits regarding inheritance issues,
• Preparation of wills;
• Legal protection against domestic violence;
• General consultations on family law;

• Legal verification of real estate before the transaction (presence of arrests, liens, permits for completion, orders for the demolition of the house or its repair, etc.);
• Registration of transactions for the purchase and sale of apartments in Israel;
• Registration of transactions for the purchase and sale of land plots in Israel;
• Registration of rental agreements for apartments in Israel;
• Drawing up lease agreements for office premises and premises for doing business (including checking with the municipality to ensure that the premises being leased are suitable for the intended purpose);
• Requests for exemption from Israeli land taxes.

• Representation in all types of civil claims between individuals and organizations;
• Claims against the state.

• Registration of companies;
• Legal support of business projects;
• Financial conflicts - representation in court and negotiations;
• Representative office of foreign companies in Israel;
• Protection of intellectual property rights;
• Extrajudicial arbitration (the arbitrator's decision is certified in court and is subject to enforcement under the same conditions as a court decision);
• Registration of public organizations (amutot) and their legal services.

• Representation in courts regarding labor conflicts between employers;
• Review and drafting of employment contracts;
• Debt collection from bankrupt employers.

• Collection of debts by checks;
• Execution of court decisions.

• Conducting criminal cases in civil and military courts;
• Requests for release from arrest;
• Representation in commissions on reducing the term of imprisonment (vadat shlish), including in special military commissions on reducing the term of punishment (vadat hetsi and vaadt shlish);
• Negotiating with the state prosecutor.