Born in 1966, married and a mother of three.

She holds a Bachelor’s and Master’s degree in Social Work (MSW) from Tel Aviv University, as well as an LL.B. degree in Law from Ono Academic College.

She was admitted to the Israeli Bar in 2012.

Orna is a couples and family mediator and is included in the list of couples and family mediators (MAHUT) for the Family Courts and Rabbinical Courts, in accordance with the Courts Regulations (List of Mediators), 2017. She was also included in the DUNS 100 list of Family and Inheritance Mediators in 2025 and 2026.

As a couples mediator, Orna handles various couples and family mediation processes, including divorce, reconciliation agreements in lieu of divorce, prenuptial and financial agreements, cohabitation agreements, and parenting agreements for all types of couples.

As part of her family mediation practice, Orna handles inheritance disputes, disputes between parents and children, and disputes within extended families.

Orna represents individuals going through divorce in negotiation processes, and provides advice and support to clients participating in mediation proceedings behind the scenes.

Orna drafts wills, is certified to prepare Continuing Powers of Attorney, and assists clients in obtaining guardianship.

Orna facilitates support and counseling groups for women and men undergoing separation and divorce.

Orna integrates her experience in the therapeutic and social work fields into her legal practice, including her mediation work. As a mediator, she assists the parties in reaching mediation agreements through dialogue, while seeking to minimize the impact on each party and on their children.

As a social worker, Orna worked with social issues affecting employees in various organizations, assisted individuals in exercising their medical rights, worked in the field of domestic violence, and provided services in the field of intellectual and developmental and/or communication disabilities.