The couple decided to separate forces peacefully, but the procedures for signing the agreement outweighed the mana: "There is a financial agreement and no one is back"

• Ronnie Mane and Jenny Cervani

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Parting silence : You didn't really think that the separation of Ronnie Mana and Jenny Charvani would pass quietly, and now involved in lawyers. After the two parted goodbyes, and after Mana had initially stated that his face was to end the peace peace, and that Chervani's desire to part with peace and quick agreement might not be the case.

Israel Today has learned that the procedures for signing the agreement between the two have come to a halt and they are delayed, and although the parties are having stubborn and serious negotiations, Mana is in no hurry to conclude the separation proceedings as he initially stated.

Chervani, for her part, has hired the services of Attorney Yehudit Meisles, one of the top attorneys in the field of family law in Israel, who has drafted for her and opposite Mana's lawyer Sigal Beilinson-Shafran, a final draft agreement, which appeared to be to the satisfaction of both parties. However, for an unclear reason, and perhaps in light of the Corona crisis, the contacts do not advance to the final stage.

Over the weekend, Jenny told Ronnie's attorney that she was a little tired of the delays, and she expects to end the proceedings immediately, and if not - she will have to run the proceedings in court.

Mana, why the delay?

"There is a financial agreement and no one is going back. I am in isolation, and when things come back, we will deal with that as well."

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