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3 similar Prenuptial Agreement contracts
The Prenuptial Agreement: Recent DevelopmentsPrenuptial Agreement • October 20th, 2020
In 1992, in response to growing concern regarding a husband’s ability to purpose- fully withhold a get from his wife without halachic reason to do so, as well as the modern day beit din’s lack of authority to ensure that gittin were delivered in a timely manner, a prenuptial agreement was developed. Its purpose was to ensure that a husband would deliver a get in a timely fashion, while being sensitive to the halachot that would render a “forced” get null and void. The agreement, known as the Rab- binical Council of America and/or Beth Din of America prenuptial agreement, re- ceived approval from significant Torah authorities, and has resulted in the efficient resolution of scores of divorce cases in the years since its introduction. The current form of the agreement is available at www.theprenup.org.
The Prenuptial Agreement: Recent DevelopmentsPrenuptial Agreement • July 30th, 2019
In 1992, in response to growing concern regarding a husband’s ability to purpose- fully withhold a get from his wife without halachic reason to do so, as well as the modern day beit din’s lack of authority to ensure that gittin were delivered in a timely manner, a prenuptial agreement was developed. Its purpose was to ensure that a husband would deliver a get in a timely fashion, while being sensitive to the halachot that would render a “forced” get null and void. The agreement, known as the Rab- binical Council of America and/or Beth Din of America prenuptial agreement, re- ceived approval from significant Torah authorities, and has resulted in the efficient resolution of scores of divorce cases in the years since its introduction. The current form of the agreement is available at www.theprenup.org.
The Prenuptial Agreement: Recent DevelopmentsPrenuptial Agreement • April 16th, 2012
In 1992, in response to growing concern regarding a husband’s ability to purpose- fully withhold a get from his wife without halachic reason to do so, as well as the modern day beit din’s lack of authority to ensure that gittin were delivered in a timely manner, a prenuptial agreement was developed. Its purpose was to ensure that a husband would deliver a get in a timely fashion, while being sensitive to the halachot that would render a “forced” get null and void. The agreement, known as the Rab- binical Council of America and/or Beth Din of America prenuptial agreement, re- ceived approval from significant Torah authorities, and has resulted in the efficient resolution of scores of divorce cases in the years since its introduction. The current form of the agreement is available at www.theprenup.org.
