Harav Gedalya Oberlander answers practical halachic questions including manicure on Rosh Chodesh, lace front sheitels, collecting a loan, playing with a sequins pillow on Shabbos, yichud between step-siblings, and Chanukah gatherings for mourners.

Harav Gedalya Oberlander answers practical halachic questions including waiting between meat and milk for children, letters with sprinkles, putting away dishes on Shabbos, leaving the room while eating, and neggel vasser after nap at night.

Harav Gedalya Oberlander answers practical halachic questions including white wine between 6 and 7, how to calculate 6-7, repeating kiddush for family, saying “oif simchos,” and Havdala wine that spilled before drinking.

Harav Gedalya Oberlander answers practical halachic questions including kiddush between 6 and 7 when hosting guests, kiddush before mairiv, nightgowns for young girls, and what is a woman’s davening obligation.

Harav Gedalya Oberlander answers practical halachic questions including girls entering the men’s section, eating after lighting Shabbos candles, flower-shaped ice cubes, cookies with lettering, decorating cookies, and setting up a Shabbos belt on Shabbos.

Harav Gedalya Oberlander answers practical halachic questions including listening to a recording of the Rebbe’s hakafos, are pets muktza, adding and removing leaves from a table, using a baby monitor, asking a goy to do work in a different time zone, and sweeping on Shabbos.

Harav Gedalya Oberlander answers practical halachic questions including coming late to shofar, mask on shofar, checking temperature on Shabbos, fasting Tzom Gedalya if you won’t be able to fast Yom Kippur and bracha on a granola bar.

Harav Gedalya Oberlander answers practical halachic questions including making havdala on orange juice, assembling an Ikea highchair on Shabbos, buying shares of prohibited products, Bishul Yisroel on fish, and Veyiten Lecha with a spouse.

Harav Gedalya Oberlander answers practical halachic questions including charging your phone in shul, buying a second-hand blender, pidyon haben for a premie, the start of shivah when attending a Zoom levaya, finishing all the food on your plate, and walking past a motion sensor on Shabbos.

Harav Gedalya Oberlander answers practical halachic questions including wearing a mask on Shabbos, bishul and pas yisroel on partially cooked foods, sitting when others are davening shmoneh esrei, and what to do if you forgot to take challah.