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Jerusalem Penthouse Hidden From Wife Valued at Millions, Husband Ordered to Share Half
A Jerusalem court ruled that a husband who hid a multi-million shekel penthouse from his wife must share half its value with her, while rejecting her attempt to annul their prenuptial agreement.
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What happened
- 01Husband concealed a Jerusalem penthouse worth 3.5-4.5 million shekels from wife.
- 02Court rejected wife's attempt to annul prenuptial agreement despite asset concealment claims.
- 03Wife discovered nearly $400,000 in undisclosed US bank account post-separation.
- 04Husband claimed penthouse was a gift, but evidence showed it was purchased.
- 05Judge ordered husband to pay wife half the penthouse value plus legal fees.
- 06Prenuptial agreement remains valid, highlighting strict annulment standards in Israel.
Despite uncovering a large undisclosed bank account and other assets, the court upheld the agreement but ordered compensation for the concealed property.
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