Israeli Divorce Navigator
Trusted76/100Walks you step by step through the Israeli divorce process: where to file (rabbinical court vs. family court) and how matters get joined (kricha), the mandatory dispute-resolution intake and MAHUT meetings (including the urgent-relief and protective-order carve-out), property balancing and the default 50/50 split under the marital-property law, spousal maintenance vs. child support and the Bagatz 919/15 ruling, custody, the ketubah, and the get including refusal sanctions. You get a roadmap, a property-balancing worksheet, and draft agreement clauses. Use it when you are starting or facing a divorce and need to understand what happens and in what order. Do NOT use it for pension-split math (use israeli-pension-advisor), and always get a family lawyer for the actual filing.
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Israeli divorce runs on two parallel court systems, a mandatory intake step you cannot skip, and a property-division rule whose exceptions trip up almost everyone. People lose real leverage by filing in the wrong forum, by assuming a clean 50/50 split, or by not realizing the marriage is not dissolved until a get is granted. This skill turns that maze into an ordered roadmap with worksheets and draft clauses to bring to a lawyer.
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npx skills-il add skills-il/legal-tech@v1.0.0-israeli-divorce-navigator --skill israeli-divorce-navigator -a claude-codeWhen to Apply
- When you are starting a divorce and need to decide whether to file in the rabbinical court or the family court.
- When you want to build a property-balancing worksheet and understand what is excluded from the 50/50 default.
- When your spouse refuses to give a get and you need to know the refusal-sanction route.
- When you or someone is in danger and need to know that urgent relief and a protective order do not wait out the intake.
- When you are drafting a divorce agreement and want a starting-point clause skeleton for a lawyer.
Try These Prompts
My wife filed a property claim in the family court yesterday. I bought an apartment before the wedding and it is still only in my name. Does it get split in the divorce?
I have a signed divorce agreement but my husband will not give the get. What can I do?
I have true 50/50 shared custody of an 8-year-old and I earn about the same as the mother. How much child support do I owe?
We are starting a divorce and I do not know where to begin. What is the order of the steps?
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