Understanding Agunot: A Guide to Get Refusal in US-Israel Divorce

What if a civil judge signs your final divorce decree, yet you remain legally bound to a spouse who refuses to let you go? For many international…

What is a Mamzer? Understanding the Status in Modern Israeli Family Law

Imagine a family living in New York or London, where a civil divorce was finalized years ago. They moved on, started new chapters, and eventually…

What if the final divorce decree from your home country leaves you legally married in the eyes of the Jewish state? For many international families,…

What if the first court you step into in Israel determines the fate of assets you’ve held in New York or London for decades? For international…

What if your civil divorce decree is finalized in London or New York, but your religious community still considers you married? It’s a distressing…

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The refusal of a spouse to grant a Jewish religious divorce, or Gett, creates a profound and distressing legal limbo, leaving individuals feeling…

For a woman whose husband resides in another country, the refusal to grant a get-a Jewish religious divorce-can create an insurmountable legal and…

Navigating the dissolution of a marriage presents a formidable challenge, one that is significantly magnified by the cross-border complexities of…