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Liat Keisary Yahalomi
Liat heads the firm’s private clients practice, providing legal services to various high-net-worth individuals and entities.
Adv. Liat Keisary counsels diverse clients, including entrepreneurs, managers, landowners, trustees, heads of family companies, foreign banks, and family offices.
Liat advises families and individuals from Israel and around the world (particularly from the US, the UK, South Africa, and Australia) on all matters pertaining to family wealth planning and protection, the acquisition of luxury real estate properties, real estate asset management, family agreements, inheritance proceedings, and more.
Liat is certified to supervise durable powers of attorney and provides comprehensive advice on the administration of trusts and estates, including drawing up complex wills containing trust mechanisms. She also handles domestic and foreign will approval and probate, as well as all inheritance proceedings. In addition, Liat specializes in negotiating and drawing up prenuptial, postnuptial, and cohabitation agreements.
Liat represents families and individuals in the process of immigrating to Israel, as well as during cross-border family business processes, thanks to her expertise in handling commercial issues, tax issues, international agreements, and more.
Furthermore, Liat advises trustees, guardians, and family businesses during sensitive and complex family asset and capital transfers, creating effective legal mechanisms to protect capital, inheritance rights, etc. Liat also advises her clients on one-time donations or ongoing philanthropic activity.
For the past nine years, the prestigious Chambers and Partners guide has ranked Liat as a leading lawyer in the Private Clients field. Clients describe her as “always available, always professional and feels like a partner in the business, not a lawyer acting for it.”
Education:
IDC Herzliya, LL.B. and B.A., 2005
Admission:
Israel Bar Association, 2007
Insights & News - Liat Keisary Yahalomi:
International Wills: Lecture at the Israeli Center for Intergenerational Transfer
Adv. Liat Keisary, a partner and head of the firm's Private Clients Department, was invited by Totzer Group and the Israeli Center for Intergenerational Transfer to speak at a conference on international wills. Her lecture addressed the importance of preparing wills and estate plans for high-net-worth families with multinational activities in a precise and effective manner, distinguishing between assets located in Israel and those held abroad, and emphasizing the need to tailor legal planning to the realities of families connected to multiple jurisdictions.
Ynet Feature: Liat Keisary on Key Tax Incentives for Foreign Residents in Israel
A recent Yedioth Ahronoth article examined an emerging trend that began in early 2025: the rise in property purchases by foreign residents in Israel, along with surprising demand areas. Adv. Liat Keisary, head of the firm's Private Clients Department, who regularly advises high-net-worth families and individuals relocating to Israel, shared insights on this year’s notable market trends and the key tax incentives foreign residents should be aware of.
Following the Supreme Court's Recent Ruling: What Do You Need to Know About a Mutual Will?
Adv. Liat Keisary, head of the firm's Private Clients Department , and Adv. Gal Livshits, a partner in the Litigation Department who represents high-net-worth clients in inheritance disputes, were interviewed by Calcalist following a recent Supreme Court ruling regarding mutual wills.