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Tel Aviv Court Upholds Equal Property Division Despite Woman’s Multi-Million Shekel Inheritance
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First reported by Calcalist · 5 hours ago
What happened
A Tel Aviv court ruled that a woman’s inherited luxury apartment rights remain her separate property and must not be shared with her ex-husband in their divorce, despite his request for unequal division due to financial disparities. The court upheld equal division of shared assets and rejected his claim, while the man’s lawyers consider appealing.
- 01Tel Aviv court ruled against unequal property division despite woman’s 150 million shekel inheritance.
- 02Inheritance deemed separate property, excluded from marital asset division.
- 03Ex-husband sought to keep full pension rights citing economic disparity and health issues.
- 04Court emphasized equal division principle and lack of exceptional circumstances.
- 05Couple married over 25 years; woman earns significant rental income from inherited property.
- 06Court expressed regret over failed settlement; man’s lawyers may appeal.
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