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Is a woman who gets divorced in Israel entitled to alimony?
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Is a woman who gets divorced in Israel entitled to alimony?

August 14, 2013 13:30 Comments Off on Is a woman who gets divorced in Israel entitled to alimony? admin

People from Western countries usually don’t believe me when I tell them that there is no alimony for divorced women in Israel.  “What??  She worked her whole life and raised his kids and she gets sent out with nothing?” is a typical reaction.  The answer is – no it doesn’t work exactly like that.  First of all, she is entitled to half of their assets.  Second of all,   she is entitled to child support.  Third of all, as long as she is married she is entitled to a form of alimony….  Confused?  Watch the video to find out more.

 

 

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