About
Gidi Eisenstein, Law Office
Gidi Eisenstein, Law Office specializes in business taxation, real estate taxation, and relocation. The firm provides varied legal services to private clients and companies including personal, business, and international taxation.
Additionally, the firm specializes in real estate taxation and offers counsel and support to developers and landowners in matters relating to sales and purchase, combination transaction, and urban renewal transactions (Pinui-Binui and NOP 38). The firm’s clientele includes private individuals, companies, real estate developers, and realter offices.
Adv. Gidi Eisenstein - an Authority in the Fields of Taxation and Relocation
The firm is headed by its founder Adv. Gidi Eisenstein. Gidi holds a B.A., Economics and Finance; an M.B.A., Business Administration; an LL.B.; a B.A., Geography and Orientalism; and an M.A., Geography and Orientalism. Adv. Eisenstein is considered to be one of Israel’s leading experts in the fields of relocation and taxation.
Real Estate Taxation and Labor Laws
Adv. Eisenstein provides his clients with professional support and counsel from early initiation stages, through planning committees, and to the registration of the completed shared home and its land rights. Furthermore, the firm provides legal counsel and support in the field of labor laws for both individuals and companies. Adv. Eisenstein himself is present during mediation and arbitration meetings, drafts work agreements, and counsels on these matters.
Execution
An additional area of expertise the firm holds is execution cases. The firm operates to open or close such cases, unite cases, conducts financial claims on behalf of creditors and debtors, conducts exits from united cases, bankruptcy proceedings, and exit from bankruptcy proceedings.
Relocations
Adv. Eisenstein maintains unique expertise in this field – including both moving abroad for employment and residence and uniting families together. Services include consulting, training, and support during the process and until receiving permits for residency in Israel, documents, and an Israeli citizenship.