Beis Din Ohev Tzedaka Mishpat
Free halakhic adjudication service
New York, NY
A free rabbinic court that adjudicates civil disputes and marital matters between Jewish litigants according to Orthodox Jewish law (Shulhan Arukh Hoshen Mishpat), serving the New York/New Jersey area and worldwide via Zoom.
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Cases can be conducted in person (NY/NJ area) or via Zoom video conference. All services provided free of charge. Summons initiated via fax, phone, or web; specific contact numbers not listed on homepage.
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