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Wife Denied Half of $6.25 Million Estate After Signing Away Rights
How 2 Israeli newsrooms covered this story — translated into English and compared side by side.
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By עוזי גרסטמן
First reported by N12 · 1 hour ago
What happened
A woman who signed away her rights to her husband's family estate in 2009 was denied her claim for half of its $6.25 million value. The court awarded her approximately $252,000 for proven investments in renovations, upholding the validity of her signed declaration.
- 01Wife denied half of $6.25 million estate due to signed declaration.
- 02Declaration signed in 2009 stated no claims to the property.
- 03Court awarded wife $252,000 for proven renovation investments.
- 04Judge ruled wife signed declaration willingly, understanding its consequences.
- 05A copy of the declaration kept by the husband's sister supported its validity.
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