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Operational project manager for settling an estate after a death in Israel. Use when someone has died and the family or estate administrator needs to know what to do and in what order: it builds a personalized dated bureaucratic timeline (first 72 hours, first 30 days, first year), a document-collection checklist, and ready-to-send bilingual Hebrew notification and account-closure letters. It covers the death certificate, the burial grant, the institution notification cascade, and the asset transfers that happen after the order. Do NOT use it to write or deposit a will or to obtain a succession order (צו ירושה) or probate order (צו קיום צוואה): route those to the skill israeli-wills-inheritance. Do NOT use it to check survivor-allowance or life-insurance eligibility: route those to israeli-survivor-benefits-navigator. For contested estates or foreign assets, state the facts and still recommend a licensed lawyer.

Draft Israeli employment contracts (chozeh avoda) with all mandatory clauses per Israeli labor law. Use when user asks to create or generate an employment contract, calculate mandatory benefits for a contract, or asks about "chozeh avoda", "Section 14", "Saif 14", "Keren Hishtalmut", "Dmei Havra'a", "convalescence pay", "severance", "pitzuim", Israeli pension obligations, non-compete clauses in Israel, or Israeli employment compliance. Covers full-time, part-time, and contractor classification. Do NOT use for reviewing or auditing an existing contract (use israeli-employment-contract-reviewer), employee-rights questions (use israeli-workplace-rights-navigator), freelance service agreements, commercial contracts, or non-Israeli employment law.

Walks a person through the Israeli divorce process end to end: the rabbinical-court vs. family-court jurisdiction choice and the joinder doctrine (kricha), the mandatory intake track (bakasha leyishuv sikhsukh and the MAHUT meetings under the 2014 family-disputes law) and the urgent-relief / protective-order carve-out, property balancing (izun mashabim, default 50/50 under the 1973 law, with section 8 deviation), spousal maintenance (mezonot isha) vs. child support (mezonot yeladim) and the Bagatz 919/15 shared-custody reform, custody / parental responsibility, the ketubah, common-law partners (yeduim betzibur), and the get plus get-refusal sanctions. Use when someone in Israel is starting or facing girushin and needs a roadmap, a property-balancing worksheet, or draft divorce-agreement clauses. Do NOT use for pension-split math (use israeli-pension-advisor), and always recommend a family lawyer for the actual filing.

Help an Israeli check whether they can claim a European passport by descent or Nazi-era restitution and build the do-it-yourself application path from Israel. Use when someone says a parent, grandparent, or great-grandparent came from Europe and they want to know if a passport is realistic and how to file it without paying an agency. Covers the German and Austrian restitution routes, citizenship by descent for Poland, Romania, Hungary and smaller routes, and the Israeli-side document pipeline (population-registry extract, apostille, certified translation). Explains why getting the route and the document chain right is what decides approval. Do NOT use for immigrating to Israel, work or relocation visas, wills and inheritance, or as a substitute for a licensed immigration lawyer on a complex or contested case.

Pre-signing red-flag audit of an Israeli employment contract (chozeh avoda) from the employee's defensive perspective. Scans a pasted contract for illegal clauses, missing mandatory protections, and unfair terms, then produces an annotated review with citations to Israeli labor law. Flags Section 14 (Saif 14) waiver traps, unenforceable non-competes, hoda'at mukdemet below statutory minimum, missing pension, missing keren hishtalmut, at-will language, and gross vs net ambiguity. Produces a negotiating points memo for the employer. Use when about to sign an Israeli employment contract and wanting an independent review before committing. Do NOT use for generating new contracts (use israeli-employment-contracts), post-hire workplace rights (use israeli-workplace-rights-navigator), payroll calculations (use israeli-payroll-calculator), or unemployment benefits (use israeli-unemployment-benefits-navigator).

Guide users through Israeli rental agreements, tenant and landlord rights, and lease negotiation. Use when user asks about rental contracts (chozeh schirut), tenant rights, landlord obligations, deposits (arancia), rent increases, index-linked rent (hatzmada la'madad), the Fair Rental Law 2017, eviction procedures, or common red flags in Israeli leases. Covers essential contract elements, guarantees, dispute resolution, and the Tenant Protection Law. Do NOT use for commercial leases, property purchase transactions, or mortgage advice.

Builds a complete Hebrew proposal package for Israeli government and public sector tenders (michrazim). Parses the tender document, extracts threshold conditions, produces a compliance checklist, and drafts every proposal section per Chok Chovat HaMichrazim 5752-1992 and Takanot 5753-1993 (declarations, past experience table, pricing worksheet). Use when responding to an open tender (michraz pumbi), closed (sagur), framework (misgeret), or a local authority tender, and when researching historical procurement contracts via BudgetKey or IL Budget MCP to benchmark pricing. Prevents disqualification on technical defects. Do NOT use for Israeli Land Authority (RMI) land allocation tenders (use israeli-land-tenders), for filing a petition to the tenders committee, or for private commercial RFPs not subject to the Mandatory Tenders Law.

Understand and exercise employee rights under Israeli labor law, including vacation days (chofsha), sick leave (machala), overtime pay, the Birth and Parenting Period and paternity leave, severance pay (pitzuyim), convalescence pay (dmei havra'a), minimum wage, and pension contributions. Use when user asks about "employee rights in Israel", "how many vacation days", "sick pay Israel", "pitzuyei piturim", "dmei havra'a", "minimum wage Israel", "shaat nosafot", or "zchuyot ovdim". Covers Annual Leave Law, Sick Pay Law, Hours of Work and Rest Law, Employment of Women Law, Severance Pay Law, and Minimum Wage Law. Do NOT use for drafting an employment contract (use israeli-employment-contracts), reviewing or auditing an existing employment contract (use israeli-employment-contract-reviewer), salary negotiation (use israeli-tech-salary-negotiator), reserve duty rights (use israeli-miluim-manager), or freelancer operations (use israeli-freelancer-ops).

Guides a driver through the aftermath of a car accident in Israel: what to do and document at the scene, which insurance to claim under (compulsory vs comprehensive vs third-party), how the no-fault bodily-injury rule (PLATD) differs from fault-based property damage, how to fill the הודעה על תאונה report, the time limits, and when Karnit applies. Use when a user says "I had a car accident", "te'unat derachim", "the other driver hit me", "what do I do after a crash", "claim car damage from insurance", or "hit and run". Produces a scene checklist and a claim plan. Do NOT use for vehicle registration, test, or insurance shopping (use israeli-vehicle-manager), serious injury litigation (needs a lawyer), or DUI / criminal defense.

Draft a legally-valid Israeli will and navigate the inheritance process under the Succession Law 1965. Drafts a witnessed will (צוואה בעדים), which Israeli law does not require a lawyer for (one is still recommended): the testator writes the wishes, dates and signs, and two witnesses (who may not be beneficiaries or their spouses) sign. Explains the four will types, depositing the will with the Inheritance Registrar, and obtaining a succession order (צו ירושה, when there is no will) or a probate order (צו קיום צוואה, when there is a will). Use when a user asks to "write a will", "deposit my will", "get a succession order", "my parent died without a will", "צוואה", "צו ירושה", or "צו קיום צוואה". Prevents common self-made-will mistakes. Do NOT use for binding enduring power of attorney (ייפוי כוח מתמשך needs a certified attorney, see israeli-elder-care-navigator), guardianship, contested-estate litigation between heirs (use a lawyer), or formal legal advice on complex estates.

Draft a tailored Israeli freelancer service agreement (heskem matan sherutim) between an independent service provider (osek patur or osek murshe) and their client. Covers scope of services, payment terms under the 2017 Prompt Payment to Suppliers Law, the independent-contractor declaration that lowers the risk of a court reclassifying the relationship as employment (yachasei oved-maavid), IP ownership, confidentiality, termination, and indemnity. Use when a freelancer, consultant, designer, or developer needs a written contract before a project, or asks to draft a heskem hitkashrut or contractor agreement. Prevents costly retroactive employee-reclassification and unpaid-invoice disputes. Do NOT use for employment contracts (use israeli-employment-contracts), auditing a contract before signing (use israeli-employment-contract-reviewer), day-to-day invoicing (use israeli-freelancer-ops), or leases (use israeli-rental-agreements).

Appeal parking tickets and traffic fines in Israel: generates Hebrew appeal letters, explains deadlines, covers municipal fine codes, speed camera violations, and the points system. Use when a user receives a knasa (fine) and wants to understand their options, draft an appeal, or calculate penalty points. Helps users hit the 30-day cancellation window (bakasha le-bitul) AND the 90-day court-hearing window (bakasha le-hishafet), and avoid the +50% surcharge that kicks in after the 90-day mark.

Guide users through filing and navigating Israeli small claims court (tvi'ot ktanot). Use when user asks about small claims procedures, filing a lawsuit for consumer disputes, landlord-tenant claims, service complaints, court forms, filing fees, or self-representation in Israeli courts. Covers claim limits (NIS 39,900), the filing process via gov.il, evidence preparation, hearing procedures, judgments, and enforcement through the execution office (Hotza'a LaPo'al). Do NOT use for criminal matters, family law, or claims exceeding the small claims limit.

Full guidance through the Israeli patent process: prior art search on ILPO database, national application filing, PCT international filing via ILPO, fees, and maintenance. Use when you need to check invention novelty, file a patent in Israel, track payment deadlines, or understand pharmaceutical patent term extension (PTE). Saves hours of research and prevents costly filing mistakes. Do NOT use for trademark registration, design patents, or legal advice replacing a licensed patent attorney.