חותם - יהדות על סדר היום
Halachic will and estate planning
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Chotam is a Jewish organization that provides Torah-based guidance on wills and estate planning. It offers mandatory lectures by Rabbi Menachem Kuperman addressing the differences between Jewish inheritance law and Israeli law, helping individuals write halachically-compliant wills that preserve family unity and property distribution according to halakha. Frum/Jewish link, from its own site: “הפער בין דיני הירושה בהלכה היהודית לבין החוק הישראלי”.
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The organization operates in Israel and specifically offers a lecture program on halachic wills (צוואה כהלכה) with discounted legal assistance for participants in writing halachic wills.
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