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Permut & Folman

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If you need legal assistance with an Israeli estate, managing an inheritance in Israel, or navigating probate in Israel, our cross-border legal team is here to help. You do not need to travel to Israel in order to resolve your legal matters. Speak directly with a dual-licensed English speaking Israeli American attorney from the comfort of your home.

Main Office Haifa

Tel: 972-4-8242955

Fax: 972-4-8253663

Mobile: 972-528-315828

Primary legal operations and court filings.

Tel-aviv Office

Tel: 972-3-6090994

Tivon Office

Tel: 972-4-9837157

New York

Tel: 1-718-6909651

Serving East Coast clients.

Florida

Tel: 1-561-8656072

Serving Southeast clients.

California

Tel: 1-949-3715713

Serving West Coast clients.

Instant & Digital Communication

For immediate outreach, document submissions, or general scheduling inquiries, reach us on our verified digital channels.

WhatsApp Messenger: +972-52-8315828

Secure Legal Email: permlaw@gmail.com

Web Intake Portal: www.permlaw.com

Frequently Asked Consultation Questions

How do I consult with an Israel lawyer from the United States?

You can initiate a free consultation by calling any of our local US numbers or by messaging our team on WhatsApp. Because we are an established Israeli American law firm, we routinely schedule phone and video consultations timed perfectly to your local US time zone, bypassing the time-difference challenges.

Can I send my US probate documents or an Israeli will for review via email?

Yes. You can securely email copies of a foreign or Israeli will, death certificates, or asset declarations directly to our office. An experienced Israel attorney will review the documentation to determine its validity under Succession in Israel guidelines before your strategic call.

Where is your physical office located in Israel?

Our main office is located in Haifa, Israel. From this centralized hub, our Israel lawyer team directly interfaces with the Israeli Inheritance Registrar (Rasham Heyerusha), regional land registries (Tabu), tax authorities, and family courts across the entire country.