“A woman who fought to pay” – creditors stayed silent, bailiff ruled
During the proceedings, the bailiff examined whether a workable arrangement could be reached rather than leaving the debt to sit in the system indefinitely. The woman’s employer volunteered to help, committing to transfer NIS 2,000 a month directly to the bailiff’s office even if her employment ends. The creditors, meanwhile, received notice of the hearing but filed no response.
Bailiff Yitzchaki noted that this was not a case of a debtor dodging payment, but of a woman who had fought to pay her debts even after losing everything she owned. The bailiff therefore ordered a dramatic reduction: the woman will pay NIS 2,000 a month for 36 months only, a total of NIS 72,000,…