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Managing a family business upon loss of legal capacity in Israel: enduring power of attorney or a trust?

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I am pleased to share that my latest article, "Managing a family business upon loss of legal capacity in Israel: enduring power of attorney or a trust?", has been published in The International Family Offices Journal (June 2026, Vol. 10, Issue 4).


The article examines the strategic and legal frameworks for maintaining family business operations when a key stakeholder loses legal capacity. By analyzing the interplay between Enduring Powers of Attorney (OPA) and Trust structures under Israeli law, it highlights the distinct corporate and statutory challenges faced by sole proprietors, partners, shareholders, and directors—offering practical guidance on integrating these instruments into a comprehensive succession plan.


The issue's table of contents is available here:


The full issue and article are available here.


The International Family Offices Journal - Cover of Summer 2026 issue

 
 
 

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MEYTAL LIBERMAN, Advocate & Notary

Trusts and intergenerational transfers of assets.

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