Probate Order in Israel – Legal Assistance from Advocate Rachel Shahar
If you are dealing with probate matters in Israel, Advocate Rachel Shahar is your trusted legal counsel. With years of experience in inheritance law, she will expertly guide you through the complex probate procedures. Trust Advocate Shahar to ensure a seamless and efficient process for handling probate orders in Israel.
What Is a Probate Order?
A probate order is a legal document issued by the Israeli Registrar of Inheritance Affairs that confirms the validity of a will. It authorizes the distribution of the deceased’s estate according to the will. Without it, banks, land authorities, and other institutions will not release assets.
Who Can Apply?
- Only a beneficiary named in the will can file the petition.
- If represented by an attorney, the application must be submitted digitally.
- Applicants from abroad are fully supported remotely.
Required Documents
- Original will
- Death certificate (Israeli or verified foreign)
- Death certificates of deceased beneficiaries (if applicable)
- Proof of notice to all beneficiaries (registered mail or legal affidavit)
- Power of attorney (if applicable)
- Payment confirmation of government fees
- Declaration of Renunciation (if a beneficiary waives their share)
How to Submit the Petition
The petition can be submitted online or manually. Online submission is quicker and includes a reduced fee. The original will must be delivered to the Registrar’s office within 7 days of submission.
Fees and Timelines
Two fees are required: an application fee and a publication fee. A probate order is usually issued within 40–50 days, depending on whether further clarifications are requested.
Why Choose Rachel Shahar Law Office?
- Over 20 years of experience in probate and inheritance law
- Personalized legal service with full remote support
- Fast-track petition handling
- Offices in Tel Aviv and Kiryat Ono – serving clients worldwide
Contact Advocate Rachel Shahar
📞 Phone: +972-52-4616973
📩 Email: rachel.pirsom@gmail.com
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Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
Can I apply for a probate order if I live abroad?
Yes. Our office assists international clients with full remote representation and document submission.
Is a probate order needed to access a bank account?
Yes. Israeli banks will not release any funds without a valid probate or inheritance order.
What if the original will is lost?
You may file a special petition to prove the contents of the lost will. We can help you prepare the necessary documents.