The authority to discuss child support - the family court or the rabbinic court?
Ramsh 10968-07-22 Anon v. Anon. A ruling by the honorable Judge Shochat sheds light on the issue.
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Attorney Shani Benardete
A family law specialist, practicing at a boutique law firm. With a wealth of experience under her belt, Attorney Benardete has successfully represented clients in a range of courtrooms, from family and rabbinic courts to appeals, district, and supreme courts. She has honed her legal skills to offer personalized and expert services to each and every client she represents.
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