Anat Levi leads Decker, Pex, Levi family law practice in Israel

Decker, Pex, Levi is spotlighting partner Anat Levi, who heads the firm’s Family Law, Mediation and Inheritance Law Department in Tel Aviv and Jerusalem. The practice focuses on mediation-first family disputes, customized agreements and courtroom representation when needed.

Why it matters: - Family law disputes often involve divorce, custody, inheritance and other high-stakes personal issues. - Decker, Pex, Levi says its approach is designed to reduce conflict, preserve family ties and help clients avoid unnecessary litigation. - Mediation remains central in Israel because family disputes must go through mediation before a lawsuit can be filed between spouses.

What happened: - Decker, Pex, Levi highlighted the work of partner Anat Levi, who leads the firm’s Family Law, Mediation and Inheritance Law Department. - The department serves clients from offices in Tel Aviv and Jerusalem. - Remote consultations are available for clients across Israel and abroad. - Levi is a certified mediator. - Levi is authorized by the Attorney General to draft continuing power of attorney agreements. - Levi holds a law degree from Netanya College and a master’s degree in law from Bar Ilan University, both in the Management Track.

The details: - Levi’s practice covers divorce agreements, prenuptial agreements, cohabitation agreements and parenthood agreements. - Levi also represents clients in family disputes and legal proceedings when litigation becomes necessary. - The department includes attorneys Mindy Ehrlich and Meir Shua. - The team says its work combines legal precision with communication between disputing parties. - The department handles divorce, custody, estate matters and related family law issues. - The practice is built around Israel’s evolving family law statutes and court rulings. - The firm also works in inheritance law, estate management and international immigration law. - Decker, Pex, Levi describes itself as one of Israel’s leading law firms.

Between the lines: - The firm is positioning Levi as both a technical legal specialist and a mediator focused on keeping disputes out of court when possible. - Israel’s mandatory mediation framework has pushed more family disputes toward negotiated settlement, which appears to fit the department’s model. - The emphasis on personalized legal strategy suggests a service model aimed at emotionally sensitive cases rather than one-size-fits-all representation.

What's next: - Levi’s team will continue steering clients through mediation first and court proceedings when settlement fails. - The department is likely to keep serving clients in Israel and abroad through in-person and remote consultations. - More information is available at familylawisrael.com.