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Lawyer, mediator and couples counsellor Personal, sensitive guidance through divorce, agreements, wills and enduring powers of attorney

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  • Lawyer since 2006
  • LL.B and LL.M with highest honours, University of Haifa
  • Certified family mediator and couples counsellor
Maya Mazor, lawyer and mediator
Bringing together my professional and personal experience lets me understand the complexity of modern family life in depth, and guide you with sensitivity, skill and confidence

Nice to meet you, I'm Maya

In a field as sensitive as family law, legal knowledge alone isn't enough. My work combines law, mediation and emotional understanding, so I can guide you through life's biggest crossroads with confidence and calm.

I've been a lawyer since 2006, with a bachelor's and a master's degree in law, both with highest honours, from the University of Haifa. I completed my internship at the Haifa District Court, where I came to know the legal system from the inside.

Beyond the law, I'm a certified family mediator, a couples counsellor certified by Bar-Ilan University, and a parenting coordinator. I live in Kerem Yosef, in a second-time partnership, and I'm a mother of three. I also volunteer at a sexual assault support centre in the Sharon region.

Education
LL.B and LL.M, with highest honours, University of Haifa
Internship
Haifa District Court
Certifications
Lawyer since 2006, family mediator, couples counsellor (Bar-Ilan), parenting coordinator

Practice areas

Law, mediation and couples work under one roof, so you don't have to run between professionals

  • Divorce mediation

    Reach agreements together, with professional guidance and without a court battle, ending in an agreement with the force of a judgment

  • Divorce agreements

    A thorough, precise agreement, submitted for approval to the family court or the rabbinical court

  • Co-parenting agreements

    A clear framework for time with the children, decisions and expenses, so everyone has stability

  • Legal advice when separating

    A clear explanation of your rights and options from the first conversation, so you decide from knowledge, not fear

  • Prenuptial agreements

    Arranging a couple's property in advance, before or during the marriage, openly and fairly

  • Wills

    Individual or mutual wills, carefully drafted so your wishes are respected and clear to the whole family

  • Enduring power of attorney

    Choose in advance who will decide for you on property, health and personal matters, if one day you can't decide for yourself

  • Couples counselling and parenting coordination

    Support for couples at a crossroads, and for parents after separation, building healthy communication for the children's sake

What mediation is, and why it's worth considering

In mediation, a neutral mediator helps both sides talk constructively and reach agreements that fit their family, and the decisions stay in your hands

  • You decide

    The agreements are yours, built around your family's needs

  • Confidential

    What's said in mediation stays in the room and can't be used as evidence in court

  • Children first

    Throughout the process, the children's wellbeing stays in view

  • Usually shorter and less costly

    Fewer hearings and fewer documents, and more energy for what matters

In Israel, before starting a family court case you file a request to settle the dispute and attend information and mediation meetings at the court's support unit. That's exactly the time to consider mediation.

How I work

  • Relationships that last

    Parents stay parents after separation, so I help you build communication that will hold for years

  • A process made for you

    Every family is different, so I listen, find what really matters to you and shape the process around it

  • With you from start to finish

    From the first call to the approved agreement you're not alone, in a safe space without judgement

  • Children first

    I make sure the children's voice is heard in the room, and that every decision is weighed by their wellbeing

I came with many fears and worries, in the middle of a life-changing moment. The journey was hard, and each side had wishes, fears and compromises. Maya helped me through it with patience and sensitivity. She knew what to say, helped us define what we wanted, and kept the children's wellbeing in front of her the whole time. Thank you for the personal support, for listening, and for seeing what was good for everyone.
H.N., client (translated from Hebrew)

How to start

  1. First call

    A short phone call to get to know each other and understand the situation

  2. Consultation

    Together we look at the situation, the options and the right path for you

  3. The process

    Mediation, drafting an agreement or preparing a document, at a pace that suits you

  4. Signing and approval

    We sign, and submit for approval by the court or rabbinical court when needed

Articles and guides

Clear information before you decide, so you come to our meeting calmer and better prepared

All articles

Common questions

Let's talk

A first conversation is a chance to meet, share and work out the right next step for you, in full confidence

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