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Ep. 8- Solving the Jewish Divorce (Get) Issue with guest Keshet Starr, CEO of ORA
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Keshet Starr is the CEO of @oraagunot, a Nonprofit Organization that focuses on eliminate abuse from the Jewish divorce process.
We discuss the Jewish Marital (Halachic) Pre and Post-nup agreements as well as navigating the process of divorce.
ORA works within the parameters of Jewish law and civil law to advocate for the timely and unconditional issuance of a get. ORA believes that the protracted refusal to issue or receive a get is a form of domestic abuse which must never be tolerated. ORA seeks to foster a Jewish community in which a get is never used as a weapon. ORA pursues its mission through agunah case advocacy, early intervention programs, and educational initiatives for agunah prevention.
Click on the links below to access various halachic prenuptial and postnuptial forms.
To learn about other halachic prenup and postnup forms, contact us or the Beth Din of America.
Halachic Prenup (for before one is civilly married): Reciprocal Prenup (Beth Din of America)
Halachic Postnup (for after a couple is already civilly married): Reciprocal Postnup (Beth Din of America)
If you are planning on living in California, you should sign the California version of the halachic prenup:
California Version of the Halachic Prenup. If you are already civilly married and living in California, click here to access the California halachic postnup.
Midwest Panel: This form provides for the dayanim (arbitrators) to be Rabbi Shmuel Fuerst (Chicago), Rabbi Yona Reiss (Chicago) and Rabbi Mendel Senderovic (Milwaukee).
In Israel, the Agreement for Mutual Respect should be used. To learn more about the Agreement for Mutual Respect, please see: http://www.iyim.org.il/prenup/
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