Harel Seal

• In 1987-1984 I learned at the high school Kugel in Holon on the languages and middle eastern studies..
As a teenager, I had conversations with close friends ,in which I declared to them about my dream to practice law, particularly in the field of the family law.
• In 1987-1991 I served for 3 and a half years a military service in the intelligence corps
• In 1990-1993 I continued the studies that I learned in high school and after that in the army, and studied at Tel Aviv University graduate studies in the history of the Middle East, Africa and Political Science.
But even then, I knew that my destiny is to help the others, and the dream of being a lawyer hadn't left me.
• In 1994, at the age of 26, I fulfilled my childhood dream and started studing law in Shaarei Mishpat College, a college subsidiary of Bar-Ilan University. During my studies I realized even more than before that my essence is to help the weak.
• I graduated law school in 1997, then looked for a less emotional field then the family law, and specialized in a law office in Tel Aviv , in the field of the local authorities law.
• In November 1998, I received a license to practice law.
• In 1999-2002 I worked as a lawyer in active high court cases, administrative appeals and banking law ,all of those in a large law office in Ramat Gan.
• Since the middle of 2002 I worked in law offices in the periphery, and then I was exposed to family law.
• In 2003 I opened an independent law office.

In the last 12 years, I specialize the family's law and represents litigants in large and complex cases both in the family courts and in the rabbinical courts.

As well, I gained knowledge and experience in the sale of assets, mainly real estatse, many times as a receiver under court appointments, in order to fulfill my clients' rights under the law, allowing them to start new life.

I represent also in bankruptcy cases, cases against banks, and large debts and creditors execution.
During my work I was exposed to the problem of economic abuse, and saw this phenomenon in all its ugliness and scope.

I met the victims of economic abuse in all courts and places and found during my work men and women who came into bankruptcy, astronomical debts and severe complications with banks, due to the economic abuse, and which were but a small stepped to total despair and even to commit suicide..

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