What problem does it solve? Most Israelis delay writing a will because they assume it requires an expensive lawyer, and those who try alone often void part of it without knowing, for example by letting a beneficiary sign as a witness. People also confuse the two inheritance orders, requesting a succession order when a will exists or a probate order when none does, and waste weeks at the wrong door. ## Core Features & Use Cases - Will Drafting: Produces a Hebrew witnessed will (צוואה בעדים) with all four formal elements required by Section 20 of the Succession Law 1965, including the mandatory witness-confirmation clause, plus guidance on the other three will types. - Will Deposit Guidance: Walks through optional deposit with the Inheritance Registrar, including the Section 21(b) prima facie evidence benefit and the fee exemption rules. - Inheritance Order Navigation: Determines whether to request a succession order (צו ירושה), a probate order (צו קיום צוואה), or both for partial wills under Section 66(b), with fees, objection windows, and intestate heir shares. - Use Case: A user says "my father died without a will" and receives the correct order type, the online filing steps at the Registrar's portal, the 2026 fees, and the legal-heir distribution under Section 11. ## Quick Start Ask the assistant to draft an Israeli will leaving your apartment to your two children equally, and it will produce a ready-to-print Hebrew witnessed will with signing instructions.
