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Inheritance & Probate

Can a foreign will be used in Israel?

Yes, if properly apostilled and translated. A foreign will can be submitted to the Registrar for probate under the Israeli Succession Law.

From the full guide: Inheritance Law in Israel for Foreigners: A Complete Guide


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