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Court Rules on Divorce Date, Impacting Asset Division
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By עוזי גרסטמן
First reported by Bizportal · 7 hours ago
What happened
An Israeli family court ruled a couple's marriage ended on March 4, 2025, impacting asset division. The decision was based on the wife's statements about the disconnect after a Paris trip and her transfer of NIS 200,000 to her mother.
- 01Court set March 4, 2025, as the official end date of a marriage.
- 02The ruling affects how the couple's assets will be divided.
- 03Wife's statements after a Paris trip indicated a loss of trust.
- 04Wife's transfer of NIS 200,000 to her mother was key evidence.
- 05The husband, sole breadwinner, benefits from the earlier date.
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