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Contesting a Will: When It Is Possible, Until When, and How It Works
Who may file an objection to a will, on what grounds, what the timeline is before the Registrar of Inheritance Affairs, and what happens once the case is transferred to the Family Court.
Read the article →International Women's Day
14 March 2021 This article was written following a post published on Facebook by Attorney Amy Bechor-Boni for International Women's Day 2021. A screenshot of the post is attached to this article. From that…
Read the article →State Immunity from Vicarious Liability Claims for Negligent Judicial Decisions
Section 8 of the Civil Wrongs Ordinance [New Version] provides that every judge, or anyone performing a judicial function, is immune from any claim for a tort committed in the course of their judicial function: “8. A person who is himself…
Read the article →Joinder of Child Support in the Rabbinical Court
On 22.09.19, the Supreme Court, in Family Leave to Appeal (Bem) 7628/17, resolved (at least for now) a judicial debate that has lasted half a century over whether the issue of…
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