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העברת נחלה
Begins October 22, 2028 · provisional
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We said in a previous segment that when one has sons, they receive the entire inheritance. What if a father wants to include his daughters in his will? Is he permitted to do so?
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A person wants to give the bulk of his estate to his children, but also wants to leave part of it to a yeshiva or chesed organization. His children object and say that according to Halacha, the entire estate is supposed to go to them. Who is right?
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We said in the previous segment that is forbidden to transfer an inheritance away from the rightful heirs. What if one only wants to give part of his estate to someone else, but is still giving part of it to the halachic heir? Is that permitted?
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A father who is, unfortunately, estranged from his children and wants to cuts them out of his will entirely. Is he able to do that according to halacha?
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