Divorce
A temporary move abroad can carry lasting legal consequences for Israelis - interview
For families who just marked another Rosh Hashanah overseas, another year abroad does not automatically change the legal answer. But arrangements left undefined can carry consequences over time.
Public ring proposals could constitute Jewish marriages, creating halachic issues, rabbi warns
When family and law intersect: When is it recommended to consult a family law attorney?
Ohio Rep. Miller rejects calls to leave re-election race as domestic abuse claims surface
Woman claims her wedding was invalid for being in a synagogue
Due to the war, the couple had to tied the knot in a neighborhood synagogue, but now the wife claims the ceremony is invalid based on Ashkenazi customs.
Jewish law tells us IDF soldiers must grant divorce before going to war - opinion
JEWISH LAW LIVE: Authorizing a rabbinic court to protect the welfare of the spouses of IDF soldiers and reservists is very much needed.
Chief Rabbi David Lau establishes special rabbinical court to support agunot affected by war
An agunah is a woman unable to be divorced by her husband. During the Israel-Hamas war such cases have become noticeable enough to warrant rabbinical intervention.
Angelina Jolie: Hollywood is not a healthy place
Angelina Jolie, a prominent Hollywood actress, reveals her decision to leave the industry due to its excessive exposure and shares her concerns about the current expectations of actors.
Bride's provocative wedding song leads to immediate divorce
Unheard of: Newlyweds split after bride dances to controversial song, causing family feud and immediate divorce.
This couple is getting a divorce for a very strange reason
A woman in the center of the country seeks a divorce from her husband, claiming a suspicious reason. The husband's refusal to cross a "red line" set by his wife is believed to be the cause.
For divorced parents, the challenges of war are even greater
Addressing custody, alimony, and parental concerns during times of war: vital information for divorced couples in emergency situations.
New court ruling could see start-up founders prepare business 'prenups'
Divorces can be financially messy and emotional, but if one has an agreement ahead of time, then it saves turmoil at a later date. Start-up founders might need to take the same approach.
Woman discovers husband's affair and creates an unusual contract
The unfaithful husband pledged never to meet his mistress again.
Muslims in mixed Israeli cities see higher divorce rates
The Islamic courts of Israel, commonly referred to as Sharia courts, have considerable jurisdiction over family affairs, more so than their religious court counterparts.
