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Children’s Rights II – The Ten Commandments

by Tzvi Szajnbrum, Attorney at Law and Notary | Aug 6, 2011 | Children's Rights, Family Law

Travesty of Law – The Ten Commandments: A True Case The Smiths were what we call a “blended family” composed of a mother, a step-father and seven children from the mother. The couple had no mutual children. Mrs. Smith, previously Mrs. Brown, was married to...

Children’s Rights 1: Travesty of Law

by Tzvi Szajnbrum, Attorney at Law and Notary | Jul 26, 2011 | Children's Rights, Family Law

We all believe in children’s right don’t we? We are all in favor of giving children the protection they need and deserve, aren’t we? This is the first in a series of surely controversial articles concerning what you may regard as children’s rights....

Conversion and Divorce

by Tzvi Szajnbrum, Attorney at Law and Notary | Jul 16, 2011 | Family Law, Marriage & Divorce

Jenny was happily married to David. They moved from one state to another in the US due to David’s job and they actually succeeded in amassing a small fortune. When they were in their mid- 30’s, they decided to move to Israel with their three children. David came from...

The IDF – Hard Decisions to Be Made

by Tzvi Szajnbrum, Attorney at Law and Notary | May 28, 2011 | Family Law, Inspirational or Personal, Israeli Defense Forces

My Personal Insights and a True Story We civilians (and those of us who were soldiers) are aware of how hard the decision making process in the IDF can be. But we are mostly unaware and do not understand how new immigrants are viewed in the IDF. Large systems such as...

Child Support: Consequences of Non-Payment

by Tzvi Szajnbrum, Attorney at Law and Notary | May 21, 2011 | Family Law, Marriage & Divorce

The most important rule a father should remember is that no child should have to seek “employment” or “take loans” in order to support himself. If a divorced father cannot pay his alimony, he will find out very fast how serious his problem is. Of course it could be...

The Power of the Law III – Domestic Violence

by Tzvi Szajnbrum, Attorney at Law and Notary | Apr 9, 2011 | Criminal Law, Domestic Violence, Family Law

In the Heat of the Moment Do Not Pick Up That Phone! – A True Story Robert and Jenny Cohen, now in their early thirties, made Aliyah from the US when they were very young. They married in Israel and both served in the IDF. They felt both Israeli as well as...

IDF and the Lone Soldier

by Tzvi Szajnbrum, Attorney at Law and Notary | Apr 2, 2011 | Family Law, Inspirational or Personal

This is not a guide or a handbook but a very practical document compiled from different articles currently running on the NET and written by many others. Every case is different but here I will try to demonstrate from my personal experience how you can make your life...

Common Law Marriage & Wills

by Tzvi Szajnbrum, Attorney at Law and Notary | Dec 11, 2010 | Family Law, Wills & Inheritance

  A True Story Mrs. Becker, a holocaust survivor, never married. She died in November 2007. She left a will written in September 2007 and no children. In her will, nothing was left to Mr. Mensh. In her last years, Mrs. Becker received a monthly pension as a...

Common-Law – Abuse or Consent?

by Tzvi Szajnbrum, Attorney at Law and Notary | Nov 27, 2010 | Domestic Violence, Family Law

   A True Case Dr. Smith, a divorced physician in his late fifties, met his new soul mate Mrs. Brown, a widow, when she came for a consult in his clinic. The two felt very comfortable with each other and very soon it became attraction. The new couple started a...

Emigrating from Israel with Children after Divorce

by Tzvi Szajnbrum, Attorney at Law and Notary | Nov 14, 2010 | Children's Rights, Family Law, Marriage & Divorce

Child abduction and relocation to and from Israel

Divorce: Finding the Balance

by Tzvi Szajnbrum, Attorney at Law and Notary | Nov 14, 2010 | Family Law, Marriage & Divorce

  Children are Not Weapons If you have children and you are going through a divorce, (or planning one in the near future) the children will be a small part in the process; they may be ignored or even worse: they could be used as a weapon. The system (i.e.,...

Common-Law Marriage in Israel

by Tzvi Szajnbrum, Attorney at Law and Notary | Nov 7, 2010 | Family Law

“A man and a woman living life together in a common household” Our society is dynamic and constantly in flux. Because of this common-law marriage has become a part of our lives. In this article I will attempt to explain how a couple is defined as...
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