Inheritance - Yerushah ירושה

Inheriting Legal Documents

Inheriting Due Salary

Inheriting a male Eved Ivri

Inheriting a female Eved Ivri

Inheriting an Eved's severance gifts

Apotropus - A financial guardian for minors, incompetents and others

Inheriting the powers a parent has over his children

Inheriting an item if the deceased had vowed against allowing him benefit from it

Inheriting from a spouse

Taking care of a widow after her husband's death

Considering the heirs who split the property as purchasers from each other or as individual heirs, vis-a-vis responsibility to each other: Bava Kama 9a

Children of unconfirmed lineage: Ketuvot 13b

Inheritance for a couple after Kiddushin and before Nisuin: Ketuvot 53a; Kiddushin 10a

Advice to parents not to stint in order to leave money to their children: Eruvin 54a

A warning not to be involved in warping the order of inheritance with legal artifice: Ketuvot 52b-53a

A person who comes into money without effort should use some of it for a mitzvah, such as acquiring a Torah or writing Tefillin, so that he will be able to retain the rest: Eruvin 64a-b

Considering the heir an extension of the deceased, for certain legal issues [Yoreish Kara deAvuha]: Eruvin 70b

One who creates an irrevocable trust in his lifetime will complain in court, but they won't be able to help him: Bava Metzia 75b

Tehillim 128:6 says, "See children for your children, peace upon Israel." When one has grandchildren, there will be peace in the courts, as there will be no strife regarding inheritance: Ketuvot 50a [see Maharsha]

Evaluate what the Heirs have already taken, except that which has been used for their children or for the eldest Inheritor, who acts as their representative: Bava Kama 11b

Splitting property between minors and adults, where the adult heirs invested in its improvement: Bava Metzia 39b-40a

Splitting a house of less than 4*4 cubits: Succah 3b

Determining via the first-born of the mother or father: Kiddushin 29b

The calculation of the money provided to a daughter upon her marriage, where the sons are supporting her at the time of her marriage: Nedarim 39b

Do brothers inherit rights to their sisters' income or payments due them from court proceedings, where they support their sisters from the property of the estate?: Ketuvot 42a, 43a-43b; Kiddushin 16b

Where there are sons and daughters, and the estate is not enough to support all of them, the estate goes to the daughters: Ketuvot 43a

Whether a lender's firstborn son inherits a double portion of collaterals held by his father: Bava Metzia 67b

Finding a way for daughters to inherit, by giving them property in their dowry when they marry: Ketuvot 52b

Whether Debts are inherited: Bava Kama 8b

Whether orally created loans are collectible from heirs: Kiddushin 13b

Heirs' movable items are not subject to collection: Pesachim 31a

Whether inheritance of parental obligations is Biblical or Rabbinic: Kiddushin 13b

Ordinary Purchases of the Heirs are not subject to Collection: Pesachim 31a

Land collected by Heirs in their Father's name is subject to collection for the Father's Debts: Pesachim 31a

Collection of the father's eved as payment for his debt: Bava Kama 11b-12a

Collection of the father's eved as payment for his debt, where the eved was under a lien: Bava Kama 11b-12a

Collection of a father's collateral as payment for his debt: Bava Metzia 67b

The Court must be one of expert judges to collect Property Bound to Another Person from Heirs: Bava Kama 14b

Collection by a Court of movable items from the Heirs, where the property was Bound to Another Person during the Vandal's lifetime: Bava Kama 14b

Power of Court to collect from movable items which a Damaged Person grabbed during the lifetime of the Vandal: Bava Kama 14b

Can heirs inherit a korban [temple offering]: Zevachim 5b-6a, 7b

Substituting another animal for a korban that was inherited from its original owner: Zevachim 5b-6a; Temurah 2a, 2a-2b, 3a

Inheriting money collected as interest: Bava Metzia 62a

Inheriting stolen items which are easily recognizable as stolen, such a a cow or a garment: Bava Metzia 62a

Reimbursal of one Inheritor to the Other if the father's Creditor collected from him: Bava Kama 9a

Ability of the Inheritor to Pay back his co-Inheritor in Money, for his loss of Land to the father's Creditor: Bava Kama 9a

If One Inheritor took Money and the other took the land, and a Creditor of the Father collected from the Land-Inheritor, responsibility of Money-Inheritor to reimburse him: Bava Kama 9a

Heirs can collect land which the father had sold on condition that he would reimburse the buyer if it was collected for a prior debt, where the purchaser has not paid up, even if the purchaser pays off a Creditor of the father in order to keep the field: Pesachim 31a

Land collected by Heirs in their Father's name, is subject to collection for the Father's Debts: Pesachim 31a

Heirs Swearing that they did not find any Bills indicating that a debt owed to the father was paid: Bava Metzia 20b

Is a fine considered property of the recipient before it is paid, such that it would pass to heirs in inheritance?: Ketuvot 42b



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