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divorce
Coercive Control: A Legal Definition of ‘Get’ (Jewish Divorce) Abuse
Esther Macner
July 21, 2020
I have witnessed the insidious effects of coercive control in the lives of victims and their children. Get abuse is one form of coercive control.
Modern Orthodox Group Praises Court Decision to Fire Man Who Won’t Give a Get
Erin Ben-Moche
February 12, 2019
Celeb Marriages Twice as Likely to Fail: Couples Calling It Quits in 2017
Bob Gorman
December 3, 2017
Where Jewish stars are shining on TV this season
Gerri Miller
September 23, 2016
Our guide to the Members of the Tribe in new and returning series and specials includes familiar faces and a few newcomers.
Navigating heartache when a marriage ends
Virginia Isaad
July 27, 2016
Jerusalem-based writer Avigail Rosenberg — who goes by her pen name — had been divorced for nearly nine years when her book “Healing From the Break: Stories, Guidance, and Inspiration for Anyone Touched by Divorce” was published last year.
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