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Two checks of 400 shekels turned into a debt of 13 thousand - until the registrar intervened
The debtor claimed that the debt was paid back in 2003 and that the creditor had been "sleeping on their rights" for almost a decade before initiating the procedure. The registrar at the Haifa Execution Office rejected the repayment claim but significantly reduced the interest on arrears in both cases.
Drama at the Execution Office: Ex-wife's attempt to arrest ex-husband leads to loss of 1.9 million NIS
A divorced woman sought an arrest warrant against her ex-husband for a 1.9 million NIS child support debt, but the execution registrar ruled the debt was actually a disguised business obligation and ordered it discharged.
Insolvency procedure cancelled: what about debts during the cooling-off period?
The period after the procedure is halted may leave debtors with huge debts before the Execution Office and without an alternative path that fits their financial capacity. How to cope.
Relief for reservists extended: No attachments until the end of February 2027
Minister of Justice Yariv Levin has extended a temporary order protecting reservists and their spouses from debt enforcement proceedings. The relief period is now effective until February 28, 2027.
Drama at the Execution Office: Widow’s debt balloons to 127,000 shekels
A 74-year-old widow paid over 56,000 shekels toward an original 18,000-shekel debt, only to see it rise to 127,000 shekels. The Execution Office registrar has now ordered the debt to be wiped clean.