Planning for the people who depend on you.
A child with a disability, parents planning ahead, a second marriage, and family in Israel and abroad. Wills, lasting powers of attorney, advance directives and prenuptial agreements – in English or Hebrew.
For Families · November 4, 2026
Where to start
Choose the situation closest to yours. Whichever it is, the first step is a Roadmap Meeting.
We have a child with a disabilityA will with a trust, planning for age 18, and a letter of wishes – one plan for their future Our family lives in Israel and abroadAn Israeli will alongside your US or UK will, an attorney-in-fact who lives overseas, and terms that sound the same but aren’t We want to plan ahead for ourselvesA lasting power of attorney, advance directives and a will that work together This is a second marriage for usA prenuptial agreement, mutual wills and the family home – balancing your spouse and your children Making a will in IsraelIndividual and mutual wills, signing, and deposit with the Registrar for Inheritance MattersHas someone in the family died?
What needs to happen now – a succession order, a probate order, or no order at all. All our articles on the subject are collected under wills and succession.
The Roadmap Meeting
Every family matter begins here – on Teams, or if needed at your home or at the office. A clear written quote before any work starts, and no hours beyond those agreed in advance.
- Mapping. Who is in the family, what you own and where, which benefits apply, and what is already signed.
- Written recommendations. What to do and in what order, with a clear written quote.
- Drafting, signing and deposit. We go through the drafts with you, in English or Hebrew, until they reflect your wishes, followed by a formal signing.
In English or Hebrew
Meetings, correspondence and drafts in English or Hebrew – your choice, at a time that suits your time zone. See also how we use AI tools and protect your information.
The above is general information on Israeli law only, current as of the date of publication, and does not constitute legal advice or a substitute for advice on your specific circumstances. Consult a lawyer before acting.
Start with a Roadmap Meeting.
In English or Hebrew, at a time that suits your time zone. Please don’t send medical details or diagnoses by email – we’ll discuss them in the meeting.
- BookingBook a Roadmap Meeting
- Emailyona@schwebel-law.com
- Phone+972 54 288 9554