Personal Injury Part I
What is considered personal injury in Israel? How to deal with personal injury issues in Israel
Insurance in Israel Part I
Insurance in Israel Part IThe Israeli Power of Attorney
All you should know about the Power of Ottorney in Israel ou IPUI KOACH in Hebrew
How to disconnect from a telecommunication provider
Disconnecting from a telecommunication provider in Israel – Easy and fast -It will take you less than 2 minutes
Rental Contracts and new immigrants Part II
What you should do and what you must not do when renting in Israel
This is a must watch for those planning to renting in Israel or for those planning to renew the lease the already have
Rental Contracts and new immigrants Part I
What you should do and what you must not do when renting in Israel
This is a must watch for those planning to renting in Israel or for those planning to renew the lease the already have
Debts and Bankruptcy in Israel Part 1
How should you deal with your debts in Israel and what you must no do if you already have debts
What we can do for you
Voleh wants to help you have a successful aliyah. Help us to help you, in this video we explain what we can and cannot do for you.
How to Write Checks in Israel (Part 2)
In this video we’ll cover some very important information about check writing and cashing in Israel that can help save you troubles in the future.
How to Write Checks in Israel (Part 1)
In this video
we’ll explain the proper way to write a check, especially the date.
Criminal Law in Israel
In this video we’ll provide you with a general idea about Criminal Law in Israel. Israel is a defensive democracy. Unlike US there are no pre-trials. You must prove that you are innocent if you are indicted. 98% of people who are indicted are found...Divorce in Israel (Part 2)
In this video we’ll continue our discussion about Jewish Divorce.
If you are an immigrant and your spouse is Israeli and you have children and want a divorce, and want to move back to your country of origin… In most cases you can leave the country, but you cannot take your children with you without the permission of your spouse and sometimes from the social worker as well.
