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Lawyer and notary in Tel Aviv and Ashdod

Igal Yoffe, law & Notary firm in Israel

Our law & Notary firm: Since the establishment of our firm, we have set a clear goal — a steadfast commitment to defending our clients interests, and the results of our work for thousands of satisfied clients speak for themselves.

We offer a dedicated approach, 15 years of practical experience and high professionalism combined with objective legal analysis.

Igal (Igor) Yoffe, Attorney at Law and Notary

Licensed Lawyer since 2009
Master’s degree in law LL.M
Certified Mediator

Lawyer Igal Joffe was born in Ukraine and immigrated to Israel with his parents in 1990. He completed his high school education with honors. Later, he served in the Air Force and currently holds the role of Military Prosecutor in the reserves.

He began his professional journey in criminal law at the Tel Aviv District Attorney’s Office (Criminal Division) as an intern, where he was exposed to the work of the law enforcement system in complex criminal cases. Since founding the firm, he has represented clients in hundreds of criminal proceedings. As the firm expanded its operations, he established a dedicated department to provide legal support to business owners, entrepreneurs, and companies in commercial law, labor law, and social security law.

As part of his involvement in the Israel Law Association, he serves, among other roles, as Deputy Chairman of the Labor Forum of the Law Association, a member of the Criminal Forum, and Chairman of the Israel-Ukraine International Organizations Committee.

Uncompromising client representation, professional and experienced team, individual approach.

    Our address:

    Hagdud Нaivri Street, 6 (office 9 , floor 20) Top Seamall, Ashdod
    125 Menachem Begin St., Government Complex, Tel Aviv, Floor E2

    Tel.: 08-8648090 | Fax: 08-8668564

    Achievements in criminal cases

    The Firm’s Achievements in Traffic Courts

    Our services

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    Criminal law

    Representation in criminal cases of all levels of complexity, from the stage of consultation during investigation, detention, and management of the case in court

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    Traffic Law

    Representation in traffic courts for traffic offenses.

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    Labor Law and Social Security

    Ongoing legal support and consultation, drafting employment agreements, calculating employee rights, and representation in labor courts and government offices.

    Frequently asked questions

    What does the office handle?

    Four areas: notary services (certifying signatures and copies, translations, powers of attorney, wills, apostille, child travel consent), criminal defence, traffic matters, and civil law including employment disputes. The criminal and traffic practice is led by advocate and notary Igal Yoffe, the civil and employment practice by advocate Alexander Nieman.

    Which languages do you work in?

    Hebrew, English, Russian and Ukrainian — for consultations and for documents alike. A notarial translation can be certified where the notary commands both languages.

    Where and when do you receive clients?

    Two offices: Tel Aviv, 125 Menachem Begin Rd, Kiryat HaMemshala, floor E2, and Ashdod, 6 HaGdud HaIvri St, Top Sea Mall, 20th floor, office 9. Sunday to Thursday, 09:00–18:00, by appointment.

    What do notary services cost?

    The tariff is set by Ministry of Justice regulations, identical for every notary in Israel and updated on 1 January each year; VAT is added. The current table is on the notary services page. Legal work outside the tariff is quoted separately, before it begins.

    Do I need an appointment?

    Yes. Booking means no waiting and lets us tell you in advance which documents to bring. Call 08-8648090, message WhatsApp 058-764-8090, or write to yoffe.law@gmail.com.

    Do you work with clients who are outside Israel?

    Yes. Much of the work runs remotely: preparing documents, certifying translations, obtaining apostilles, and retrieving documents from other countries. Attending in person is required only where the notary must verify your identity and signature.

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