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About Adv. & Notary Rachel Shachar

Adv. & Notary

Rachel Shachar

Rachel Shachar is an Israeli lawyer and notary who helps people living abroad take care of their legal matters in Israel – without having to travel.

Rachel founded her own law office in 2004. Her practice focuses on family law, wills and inheritance, real estate and notarial services – including enduring powers of attorney, which she is qualified to prepare – and she is also a certified mediator. Over the years she has worked with many clients who live abroad and need a trusted representative in Israel.

  • Member of the Israel Bar Association – license no. 43884
  • Licensed Notary
  • Languages: Hebrew and English
  • Offices:
    Kiryat Ono branch: 9 Shmira Imber St., Kiryat Ono, Israel (map)
    Tel Aviv branch: 6 Yitzhak Graziani St., Tel Aviv, Israel (map)
  • Phone: +972-3-794-9755 · WhatsApp: +972-52-461-6973 · Email: info@rslawfirm.co.il

Our approach

We know that dealing with Israeli paperwork from another country can be stressful. So we explain everything in plain English, answer questions quickly, and stay with you until the job is done. You don't need to know Israeli law – that's our job.


Credentials at a glance

  • Licensed Israeli lawyer
    Adv. Rachel Shachar is a member of the Israel Bar Association, license no. 43884.
  • Licensed Israeli notary
    Licensed Notary. You can check any Israeli notary in the Ministry of Justice notary registry.
  • Authorised for enduring powers of attorney
    Rachel is qualified to prepare enduring (lasting) powers of attorney under Israeli law.
  • Running her own office since 2004
    Family, inheritance and notarial work for clients in Israel and abroad.
  • A fully remote process
    Consultation by Zoom, documents by email, signing in your own country, and updates by WhatsApp.
  • Clear English, written instructions
    Every client gets step-by-step signing instructions for their own country.

What clients say

“I was able to sell my late mother's apartment in Haifa without flying to Israel. Every step was explained in plain English.”
— Danny R.
“The instructions for the consulate appointment were so clear – it took ten minutes and the document was accepted first time.”
— Yehuda Paz
“Fast, warm and professional. I always knew what was happening with my bank account in Israel.”
— Yitzhak A.