The International Beit Din
Jewish divorce and agunah advocacy
225 Dyer Street, Floor 2 Providence, Rhode Island 02903
The International Beit Din is a Jewish court of law staffed by world-renowned experts in gittin and kiddushin that helps agunot (women trapped in unwanted marriages) obtain Jewish divorces. They issue halachic rulings obligating spouses to give or receive a gett, employ classic halachic methods including marriage annulment when appropriate, and provide free services with no tolerance for gett extortion or blackmail.
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Services are free of charge. Has freed 326 women (200 with gittin, 126 via halachic dissolution). Average response time 48 hours.
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