Menahem ShlomoLaw Office, Hadera
Personal legal support in insolvency and enforcement proceedings, inheritance and wills, contracts and real estate, and private firearm licenses. Every case is managed under the lawyer's direct responsibility.
Practice Areas
Four practice areas, each with support from the first meeting to the end of the proceedings.
Insolvency and Enforcement Proceedings
Supporting debtors and creditors in insolvency and financial rehabilitation proceedings, debt arrangements, discharge, lifting restrictions, and representation before the Enforcement and Collection Authority.
Enforcement and Collection Authority · Insolvency Commissioner · Court Practice pageInheritance and Wills
Drafting wills, applications for inheritance orders and probate orders, estate administration, distribution agreements between heirs, and representation in objections.
Registrar of Inheritance Affairs · Family Court Practice pageContracts and Real Estate
Supporting sale and purchase transactions of apartments and properties, preliminary due diligence, real estate taxation, lease agreements and commercial contracts.
Land Registry (Tabu) · Real Estate Taxation Practice pagePrivate Firearm License
Submitting a first application, appealing a refusal, and handling a license that was not renewed, was suspended or was revoked.
Firearms Licensing Department, Ministry of National Security Practice pagePersonal attention and direct responsibility
Every case is managed under the lawyer's direct responsibility: from the first meeting, through forming the plan, to the end of the proceedings.
- Direct contact with the handling lawyer, with no intermediaries.
- Fees are set in advance, in a written agreement.
- Updates at every stage of the proceedings.
- Protecting the client's confidentiality and privacy.
How it works
Introductory meeting
We hear the matter, go over the documents and give an initial assessment.
Forming a plan
A legal plan of action, with the next steps and what is required of you.
Handling and representation
Managing the proceedings with all parties involved, with updates on every development.
Through to the end
Support until the proceedings are completed, including whatever is needed afterwards.
What to bring to the meeting
Choose the topic and the list will update. A first meeting with the right documents saves an extra meeting.
Debts and enforcement
- Your enforcement file numbers, or a file status printout from the Enforcement and Collection Authority website
- Letters, warnings and decisions you have received from the Enforcement and Collection Authority office or the court
- A breakdown of household income and expenses
- An order or decision in insolvency proceedings, if already issued
Inheritance and wills
- Death certificate
- The will, if one exists. Keep the original aside and bring a copy to the meeting
- Names and contact details of all the heirs
- A list of the assets and accounts known to you
Apartment and contract
- Property details: address and, if available, a Land Registry (Tabu) extract or block and parcel numbers
- The draft contract or the offer you received
- Previous agreements relating to the property
- Details of the other party and their lawyer, if known
Private Firearm License
- The application number, if you have already applied
- The refusal letter or decision, if received
- Documents supporting the eligibility criterion: proof of service, proof of place of residence or work
- The health declaration, if already completed
This list is general. When scheduling, we will tell you if an additional document is needed.
Questions before you call
How do I book a meeting?
By phone, WhatsApp or the form on the website. Meetings at the office are by appointment only.
Can I contact you on WhatsApp?
Yes, at 055-9773232. Write briefly what it is about, and we will get back to you to schedule.
Where is the office, and where does it operate?
The office is at 4 Nahalal St., Hadera, and also handles cases in the Sharon area, Or Akiva, Pardes Hanna, Netanya and the surrounding area.
How are fees set?
In advance, in a written fee agreement, according to the type and scope of the case.
How long will the proceedings take?
The duration of the proceedings depends on the authorities, the courts and other factors beyond the office's control, and therefore the office does not give a time estimate.
Tell us what it is about
Write or call, and we will get back to you to schedule a meeting at the office.
