Divorce Israel-France

Recognition of a French Judgment in Israel: Exequatur Procedure and Steps

Posted by on Jan 9, 2025 in Blog, Divorce Israel-France, Civil Law, Newsletter, Successions Israel-France, Uncategorized

Recognition of a French Judgment in Israel: Exequatur Procedure and Steps

When a judgment is rendered in France and the debtor resides abroad, it is necessary to have the judgment recognized before the competent courts to consider its future application. Therefore, if you wish to execute a French decision in Israel, you will need to initiate an “exequatur” procedure with the Israeli courts, which will give the French judgment enforceable power in Israeli territory. In this regard, it is strongly recommended to be assisted by a specialized law firm. Principle of Exequatur in Israel Exequatur is the procedure by which Israeli judicial authorities...

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(Français) Régimes matrimoniaux France-Israël : Mariage séparatiste et divorce

Posted by on Jun 22, 2023 in Aliyah Israel, Blog, Divorce Israel-France, Newsletter

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Getting Married in France with a Separation of Property Agreement and Divorcing in Israel – Legal Update

Posted by on Dec 11, 2022 in Aliyah Israel, Blog, Divorce Israel-France

Getting Married in France with a Separation of Property Agreement and Divorcing in Israel – Legal Update

Getting married in France with a separation of property contract and Divorcing in Israel – The legal point   As part of the Firm’s areas of expertise, we would like to present below an update on international family law and more specifically on the legal issues related to spouses married in France and signing a financial agreement in France establishing a regime of separation of property in accordance with the provisions of French law so that each spouse retains the ownership, management and free use of the property that belongs to him or her at the time of the signing of the...

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Getting married in France, Getting divorced in Israel

Posted by on Jun 28, 2020 in Aliyah Israel, Blog, Divorce Israel-France

Getting married in France, Getting divorced in Israel

Getting married in France, Getting divorced in Israel Dr Debborah ABITBOL, lawyer Me Jonathan KANIR, lawyer   Over the past two decades, a new legal world has been established so that Jewish couples who immigrated from France to Israel can establish a home in Israel. However, a lack of clear knowledge and understanding of the applicable law to these couples is noticeable… In this article, we will try to highlight, from our point of view, and strong of our professional experience, the application of family law in the case of a couple who came from France in order to benefit from some...

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Divorcer en Israël: L’application du Droit Français aux Relations Pécuniaires entre Époux

Posted by on Jun 5, 2020 in Blog, Divorce Israel-France

Divorcer en Israël: L’application du Droit Français aux Relations Pécuniaires entre Époux

  Le divorce international est un processus complexe, lequel peut entraîner l’ouverture de différentes procédures et dépôt de requêtes ainsi que la saisine de Tribunaux situés dans deux États différents, partant l’application d’une loi étrangère ne sera pas automatiquement reconnue par les tribunaux israéliens. Ainsi, un nombre croissant d’immigrants français mariés décident d’entamer une procédure de séparation ou de divorce en Israël. Dans la majorité des cas, des problématiques juridiques émergent: Un contrat de mariage a-t-il été signé en amont entre le couple? Si oui,...

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Pensions alimentaires en Israël et Covid-19

Posted by on May 14, 2020 in Blog, Divorce Israel-France, Civil Law

Pensions alimentaires en Israël et Covid-19

En raison de la crise économique engendrée par la propagation du Covid-19, un nombre exponentiel de parents ont pu constater une diminution significative de leurs revenus, partant ils ont décidé de saisir les tribunaux afin d’obtenir une réduction des pensions alimentaires versées pour leurs enfants. Si lesdits tribunaux ont fait part de leur compréhension compte tenu de la situation sanitaire et économique actuelle, il n’en demeure pas moins que la position des juges reste inflexible quant aux droits des mineurs à l’obtention de la pension alimentaire. En effet, l’intérêt supérieur des...

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