Years ago a lovely woman in Montreal received a civil divorce but tragically was unable to obtain a get. Her former husband was not an

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Recently, our shul hosted a Singles Shabbaton and I sat next to a young woman who confided that this was the 10th Shabbaton she had

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I decided that I am going to hang out in courthouses more often. It really is quite fascinating what goes on there. A woman was

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