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Israeli Court Grants Inheritance Rights to Enforce $133,000 Child Support Debt
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 · Jul 27, 2026
What happened
An Israeli court assigned ownership of an inherited office to a father who fled the country, enabling his ex-wife to enforce a 133,000-shekel child support debt. The ruling allows her to pursue legal action against the property despite the father's disappearance and lack of direct contact.
- 01Israeli court assigned inherited office ownership to absent father to enforce child support debt.
- 02Father owes about 133,000 shekels in child support and left Israel in February 2024.
- 03Ambiguous will wording delayed enforcement until court divided two offices between heirs.
- 04Father’s uncle agreed to take smaller office, father received larger office subject to enforcement.
- 05Court authorized alternative service due to father’s unknown location, including foreign publications.
- 06Mother ordered legal costs of 5,000 shekels from father, adding to child support debt.
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