Full coverage· Security· Updated
Israeli Court Grants Inheritance Rights to Enforce $133,000 Child Support Debt
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.
1 newsroom · 1 language · since
Plus
What happened
- 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.
The coverage
One newsroom on this story
Who covered it
Only N12 so far. No other newsroom has reported it yet.
