Yevamot 120 : Marc Chipkin: 2022-07-05 Identifying a dead body to permit the wife to remarry. Is a mole a reliable form of identification? One may not testify that a man is dead until they see that his soul has departed even though he appears mortally wounded.

Yevamot 119 : Marc Chipkin : 2022-07-04 Why a woman may not marry a stranger until she determines her co-wife is pregnant. Statistical majorities vs ones that are able to be seen now. Two brothers’ wives who testify to their husbands’ death.

Yevamot 118 : Marc Chipkin : 2022-07-03 A co-wife may be so vindictive that she could say something that will even hurt herself. Ensuring that no transgression is done can result in penalties being paid. Is a get sometimes defined as a benefit for a woman?

Yevamot 117 : Marc Chipkin: 2022-07-02 Does a woman collect her kesubah when she testifies that her husband has died? Certain women are not believed to testify about the death of the husband. Is a woman permitted to marry when a single witness is contradicted by a second witness?

Yevamot 116 : Marc Chipkin : 2022-07-01 What is considered strife between a man and his wife? Does a woman have to look disheveled before she is believed? How closely do we pattern a decree on the original circumstances?

Yevamot 115 : Marc Chipkin : 2022-06-30 If a woman established for us that there was a war on the world, do we believe her that her husband died in the war? A woman's weapons are always on her. Do we need to be concerned regarding two people sharing the same name regarding testimony?

Yevamot 114 : Marc Chipkin : 2022-06-29 Does the Beth Din have the obligation to stop a child sinning? Difference between a non-Jew and Jewish child putting out a fire in Shabbat. Why a woman is not believed to say her husband died during wartime.

Yevamot 113 : Marc Chipkin: 2022-06-28 Why a ketanah married to a Kohen may eat terumah while a chareshet may not. Why a ketanah receives a kesubah but a chareshet does not. An insane woman cannot be divorced.

Yevamot 112 : Marc Chipkin: 2022-06-27 Three woman who get divorced from their husbands but still receive a ketubah. Why a chareshet may get divorced but a cheresh may not divorce. Why marriages were instituted for a cheresh/chareshet but not a shoteh/shotah

Yevamot 111 : Marc Chipkin: 2022-06-26 Rav Chisda in the name of Rav holds – A chareshet is partially acquired and partially left unacquired, and the ketanah these is a doubt whether she is acquired or not. The status of minors in terms of yibum.