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About Keren Asher

Keren has revolutionised the pathway for couples considering divorce today. With decades of experience, managing her own family Law offices as a licensed foreign lawyer and representing hundreds of couples, she has fine tuned the legalities and practicalities to an art.

By providing strategic counseling towards your divorce, the practice caters for hundreds of both US and international clients worldwide who experience cross border and cross religious legality obstacles. The office’s approach integrates international legal expertise with practical guidance, always ensuring that our clients are equipped to make well informed decisions throughout the legal process, in and out the courtroom.

As a growing firm with the capacity to support a diverse and expanding client base, our core policy remains ensuring that every client receives expert guidance and consistent, steady support throughout their divorce transition. We are committed to strategic planning tailored to each case, delivered with the professionalism and care that define our practice.  Even as our practice grows, our policy remains focused on empowering each client to approach divorce with confidence—supporting them through co-parenting dynamics and financial restructuring with personalized guidance and care.

Fields of Services

Keren Asher Consulting was founded to revolutionize the divorce industry with a bold, forward-thinking approach to life transitions. We understand that divorce is not just legal—it’s emotional, complex, and often financially draining. That’s why we bring in top-tier international legal experts to structure each transition with precision, strategy, and globally-informed tools.

This isn’t just support—it’s a strategic advantage. Our method empowers couples to make smart, informed decisions that save thousands of dollars, reduce emotional strain, and proactively navigate future challenges.

In a time of uncertainty, this service isn’t a luxury—it’s essential. For those ready to move forward with clarity and strength, Keren Asher Consulting delivers the guidance that transforms lives.

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Litigation before Civil Family Courts

Representing clients in all stages of family law proceedings.
Representation before the Rabbinical Court
Extensive experience in religious court litigation.
Divorce
Coaching
Guidance and support before, during, and after separation or divorce.
Prenuptial
Agreements
Drafting and negotiating agreements that protect clients’ future interests.
Complex Wills and Estate Planning
Facilitating intergenerational wealth transfers with tailored solutions..
Legal Counsel for Foreign Nationals
Representing residents and non-residents in Israeli family law matters.
Cross-Border Family Law Cases
Managing complex cases in collaboration with foreign attorneys.
Expert Legal
Opinions
Providing authoritative opinions on Israeli family and inheritance law.
Financial Separation and Custody Negotiations
Strategic negotiation for settlements and parenting agreements.
Mediation
Services
Helping parties resolve disputes amicably regarding divorce, custody, and finances.
Drafting Ongoing Powers of Attorney
Certified under the Israeli Legal Capacity and Guardianship Law.
Drafting Guardians’ Expressions of Will and Advance Directives
Ensuring clients wishes are respected.

Frequently Asked Questions

How does the divorce process work under both civil and Halachic law?

For Jewish people who wed religiously (all over the world) and as a law in Israel, a divorce must be finalized through the Rabbinical Court to be valid under Halachic law. This involves obtaining a Get (Jewish bill of divorce) at Rabbinical Court, which must be willingly given by the husband and accepted by the wife. In parallel, legal matters such as property division, child custody, and financial support may also need to be settled through the Family Court or the Rabbinical Court.

What happens if one spouse refuses to give or receive a Get?
If one spouse refuses to participate in the Get process, it can create a situation of Get refusal, which can lead to severe personal and legal consequences. There are legal avenues available to encourage compliance, including financial sanctions, restrictions on travel, and other measures imposed by the Rabbinical Court.


How is child custody determined?

Child custody is determined based on the best interests of the child, taking into account factors such as their age, routine, and emotional well-being. While courts can make custody decisions when necessary, the best approach is for parents to reach an agreement together. When parents cooperate, they can create a parenting plan that reflects their children’s needs while maintaining a positive co-parenting relationship.

How is marital property divided in a divorce?
In Israel, unless the couple signed a binding Prenuptial Agreement according to “the Law of Property Relations Between Spouses, 1973”, all marital property is divided equally between the couple, except for specific circumstances and reasons. In some cases, Halachic law also comes into play, such as when a woman files a claim for a Ketubah (marriage contract, or if one of the parties claims for the return of gifts or rights based on Halachic arguments.

How is common law spouses property divided in a separation?
In Israel, unless the couple signed a binding Cohabitation Agreement, the common law spouse’s joint property is divided based on the principles of “Spouse Partnership” as established in precedents by the Israeli Supreme Court. Court will examine evidence for partnership over the course of the relationship, taking factors such as the length of the relationship, the couple’s behavior over the years and the contributions (financial and non-financial) each of them made to the household etc.

What is the role of a divorce coach?
A divorce coach provides emotional support, practical guidance, and strategies for navigating the challenges of divorce. I help clients manage stress, communicate effectively, and make informed decisions throughout the process.
How can a divorce coach help me during my divorce journey?
A divorce coach offers personalized support to help you stay focused, organized, and emotionally strong. From co-parenting strategies to financial reorganization and embarking on your new future, I help you move through the process with confidence and clarity.

Is a divorce coach only for people in high-conflict divorces?
No. A divorce coach is valuable for anyone going through a divorce, whether amicable or contentious. My goal is to provide guidance, reduce overwhelm, and help you build a positive future, no matter your situation.
When should I contact a divorce coach?
Whether you’re just considering divorce, in the middle of the process, or adjusting to life after divorce, I can provide you invaluable support at each junction and navigate emotional and practical challenges at every stage. 

In the Media

Divorce with minimal damage.

Why is it important for parents to make a will and what is the secret to a divorce that doesn’t harm the children? Attorney Keren Asher is a guest on Ulpan for a conversation that is important for everyone to hear.

Rights, Betrayal, and Justice:
A Rabbinical Court Perspective

Attorney Keren Asher is interviewed regarding a precedent ruling of the High Rabbinical Court regarding a woman who forfeited property rights due to betrayal.

What happens when the children leave the IDF?

Attorney Keren Asher is interviewed about refusal to divorce (specifically of women in Rabbinical procedures) and the measures one can take in order to push forward through it and compel the spouse to separate.

Divorces on Hold: How the Pandemic Affected Separations in Israel

During the COVID-19 pandemic, divorce rates in Israel declined. However, experts suggest that many couples delayed separation due to circumstances, potentially leading to a surge in divorces post-crisis.

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