Laws of Procreation
Laws of Matrimony
Kiddushin )26: To not betroth through sex, and the prohibition of sex with an unmarried woman even if she is dedicated to him 27: What Language is Used to Effect Marriage and That He Must Say and Give 28: Betrothal with stolen property, entrusted property, loans, or items forbidden either biblically or rabbinically to benefit from 29: The Law That One Must Give the Money as a Bona-fide Gift and the Law of One Who Marries With Collateral or With a Maneh that Turns out to be Deficient or Bad 30: What Location a Man Must Place the Money and the Laws of One Who Marries With Bread 31: The Law That One Cannot Marry With an Item Worth Less than a Perutah and Whether an Appraisal is Required 32: How a Woman is Married Via Document 33: How a Woman is Married Via Sexual Relations 34: The Blessing on Erusin and Whether 10 People Are Required 35: The Laws of Agency for Marriage 36: All the Laws of Agency for a Woman 37: All the Laws of the Marriage of a Minor 38: One Who Marries Conditionally and All the Rules of Condition 39: One Who Marries Conditional that the Woman has No Vows or Blemishes, and Who has the Burden of Proof 40: The Law of One Who Marries for a Later Date, Such as Where he Marries after the Woman Gives Birth or Something Similar 41: The laws of betrothing two sisters or many women (at once), and what is the law if they are non-Jews 42: One may only become betrothed with the permission of a women and in front of two witnesses 43: The betrothal of a male minor is invalid and laws pertaining to a minor who becomes of age 44: The betrothal of a deaf-mute, idiot, and minor is a transgression and the liability of transgressing negative commandments 45: We worry about gifts and the Ketubah 46: Laws pertaining to a rumor of betrothal and if the rumor can be invalidated 47: Witnesses that contradict each other in relation to betrothal or if she says "I became betrothed" and then took it back 48: If he says to her "become betrothed to me" and she said no or the opposite 49: A man who married 1 of 5 women (and he does not know which one) and each woman claims to have married him 50: When one returns betrothal and post betrothal gifts (sivlonon) and the laws of financial penalties 51: Things acquired with spoken words [when coming to terms of a marriage] that do not need to be written down 52: One who stipulated a dowry for his son-in-law and does not want to give it to him 53: One who stipulated a gift for his son or daughter if they get married; If she fell to yibum; If the daughter died 54: When a parent dies after stipulating a gift for a son or daughter 55: The law of a betrothed woman regarding her sustenance, burial, inheritance and ketubah 56: How much time is permitted for betrothal 57: If there was a courtyard along the way and the bride entered [secluded] with the bridegroom 58: How much property he will give to his daughter 59: If one marries off his son in a wedding house, his son acquires it 60: The laws of the ushers and bridesmaids (shushvinut ) 61: In what way does the bridegroom acquire his bride with the chupah ceremony 62: When do we recite the blessings of the bridegroom and when there is celebratory feasting in multiple homes 63: Relations with a virgin wife and its associated [verbally recited] blessing 64: The blessings and length of celebration [days] of a virgin or a widow; When the groom does not want to make a celebration feast but the bride does wants one 65: To make the bride and groom happy; The laws of a funeral procession and a bridal procession
Ketubot )66: A number of laws about the Ketubah 67: The Ketubah of a widow, deaf-mute, idiot, and minor (whether he or she is) and a convert 68: How to lodge a complain against a women's virginity and when she is forbidden (to her husband) and her Ketubah is invalid 69: A person's obligation to his wife and children 70 A man's obligation to provide food for his wife and if he is obligated to hire himself out (in order to feed her)71: A person's obligation to support his sons and daughters when they are minors 72 One who vows against his wife from getting benefit from him73 A husband is responsible to provide his wife with clothing, a residence for dwelling, and household vessels74 A wife who vows against herself several different things75 Division of the land for the purpose of marriage and the laws of the land of Israel76 The conjugal obligation a husband towards his wife77 Laws of rebellious spouse or she says, "There is hatred upon me"78 The responsibility of a husband to redeem his wife79 The responsibility of a husband to provide medical care for his wife80: The deeds that a women is obligated toward her husband, the laws of breastfeeding, and what happens if she doesn't want to do work 81 One who sanctifies the product of his wife's hands82 A woman who vow not to nurse (her child) and the law nursing woman who becomes divorced83 One who damages a married woman, who receives payment84 That which a woman finds85: Laws of Melog and Tzoan Barzel property (property that a women brings into a marriage) 86 Not to accept an object to be guarded from women, slaves or children87 There is no presumed ownership with the possessions of a man's wife88 A wife no longer under the authority of her husband, either because of death, divorce or refusal, takes possessions89 A husband is responsible to bury his wife90 The law of a husband inheriting his wife and what he does not inherent91 A wife who loaned out assets from her husband to another and then cancelled the obligation of the other to pay it back92 A man who removed himself from the profits of his wife's property and her inheritance93: Law of supporting the widow 94 The obligation to provide a widow with a place to live and clothing95 The handiwork produced by a widow belongs to the heirs of her deceased husband96 The oath of a widow and a divorced wife regarding her Ketubah97 A husband cannot make his wife take an oath in regards to an unsupported claim98 When a husband exempted her from an oath and or designated movable property for her, she collects it without an oath99 The appraisal of a widow's clothing [when paying out her Ketubah]100 What is used to pay the Ketubot and the remaining laws of Ketubot101 How long can she keep on collecting from her Ketubah102 The law of a widow's Ketubah when there is a creditor with a claim against her deceased husband103 When a widow sells possessions in order to collect from her Ketubah, must the sale occur under the authority of the court104 When the court or an appointed agent sold property (to pay the Ketubah) and made a mistake105 A woman who sold or forgave payment of her Ketubah106 The one who writes that all his possessions should be given to his children and wrote that his wife should be given land of any size107 One who writes all his possessions to his wife, can she acquired them and what if there are previous outstanding debts owed by the husband108: Law of a critically ill person (shechiv merah ) that says "give my wife the same portion of inheritance as my sons" 109 A man on his deathbed says, "Give my wife 200 gold zuz with her Ketubah"110 Writing a receipt for a wife even though her husband is no longer with her111 The law of the Ketubah in regards to the children of a wife who passed away112 Sustenance of the daughters, what and how much is provided to them113 From where do we collect the tithe from of his property114 The law of a man who married with the stipulation that he would provide for his wife's daughter or for someone else115 When a divorced wife should not receive a Ketubah and when a divorced wife forfeits her right to a Ketubah116 The laws of the Ketubah and its conditions; The law of one who married a spouse prohibited by a negative commandment117 The law of the Ketubah regarding a woman who does not experience a period or has another kind of physical defect; The law of a woman who has been widowed more than once118 The ordinance of marriage of Toledo (Spain); The laws of dowry
Gittin )
Yibum )
Chalitzah )
