What problem does it solve? An Israeli enforcement (Hotzaa LaPoal) file arrives as a warning letter and starts multiple short clocks that most debtors cannot read. The five file types look identical but carry different challenge routes, forms, and deadlines, and missing the 30-day objection window forfeits defences permanently. ## Core Features & Use Cases - File-type identification and routing: Distinguishes bill/check, fixed-sum claim, money judgment, maintenance, and performance-of-act files, then maps each to the correct route (form 218 objection, form 236 paraati claim, or the separate maintenance track). - Deadline calendar computation: Computes the four clocks running from service of the azhara (30-day objection, 20/30-day payment order, 21-day ability examination) plus the 30-day restriction warning and 7-day arrest warning, via the included deadlines.py script. - Restrictions and protected assets: Covers the five registrar restrictions, their 30-day warning window, per-file cancellation on form 214, the 2026 protected-wage table with the 80%-of-net rule, and unattachable National Insurance benefits. - Use Case: A user discovers their bank account was frozen over a bounced check. The skill establishes the service date, confirms the 30-day objection window on form 218, assembles the argument inventory and evidence checklist, and produces a dated deadline calendar. ## Quick Start Ask the assistant to explain your options and deadlines after receiving an azhara from Hotzaa LaPoal, stating your file type and the date the warning was served.
