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This week we will learn about loans, oaths, and inheritance. The Gemara  teaches when the orphans can make their mother swear that she didn’t  misappropriate any of the estate funds. We will also learn when the  court can make the woman swear that her husband didn’t pay her any of  her ketuva. The Mishna teaches that when a man dies, his heirs must pay  back his debts before collecting their inheritance.

This week we will learn that the Sages can force a man to divorce his  wife if he develops a significant defect or has an extremely smelly  profession if the wife says she can’t handle it. The next chapter deals  with property that the wife brings into the marriage (called Nichsei  Melog). The wife has rights to the property and the husband has the  right to use the produce of the property.

Join Rosh Yeshiva Rabbi Chaim Brovender for his weekly shiur on the parshat hashavua and come away with creative insights into the weekly Torah portion.

This week we will learn about a husband or wife that takes vows that  affect their spouse and the consequences of their actions. We will also  learn about various activities that cause a woman to forfeit her Ketuva.

In this informational session, learn the basics of the Halacha Mastery Program, a tuition based in-depth online track of study covering the major areas  of practical halacha. It is designed for men and women who hope to  understand the the development of halacha and learn to answer their own  practical halachic questions

Participants include students in college, doctors, professors,  professionals in many fields and retires, -all of whom, for one reason  or another, are not able to learn in a traditional brick and mortar  yeshiva.

To qualify for this program applicants must be shomer shabbat (living  a halachic lifestyle). If you are interested but have questions, please  join us for this special open house to discuss the program with the  teachers and their upcoming new courses starting this fall.

Join Rosh Yeshiva Rabbi Chaim Brovender for his weekly shiur on the parshat hashavua and come away with creative insights into the weekly Torah portion.

This week we are going to learn about the “rebellious wife”, why she is  called rebellious and what are the consequences of her actions. We will  learn about the husband’s obligation to support his wife and what are  the minimum quantities of items that he needs to provide her with. We  will learn the sixth chapter in its entirety and learn the laws and  customs of a woman’s dowery.

The High Holiday prayers can often create long services and streamlining the synagogue service so not to offend the congregation is an important consideration. Halacha itself prohibits delaying or unnecessarily prolonging the synagogue service (טירחא דציבורא) or offending the honor or dignity of the congregation (כבוד הציבור). Join Rabbi Dovid Fink and survey the primary sources to understand what is permitted, what is prohibited, and why.

The High Holiday prayers can often create long services and streamlining the synagogue service so not to offend the congregation is an important consideration. Halacha itself prohibits delaying or unnecessarily prolonging the synagogue service (טירחא דציבורא) or offending the honor or dignity of the congregation (כבוד הציבור). Join Rabbi Dovid Fink and survey the primary sources to understand what is permitted, what is prohibited, and why.

Join Rosh Yeshiva Rabbi Chaim Brovender for his weekly shiur on the parshat hashavua and come away with creative insights into the weekly Torah portion.