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##Some say that if a woman became pregnant out of wedlock and never nursed her child she can get remarried within 24 months.<ref>Yabia Omer EH 9:15:2 quoting Rabbi Akiva Eiger 95 who expands Rashba (cited in SA 13:14) regarding a divorcee to a woman pregnant out of wedlock. </ref> | ##Some say that if a woman became pregnant out of wedlock and never nursed her child she can get remarried within 24 months.<ref>Yabia Omer EH 9:15:2 quoting Rabbi Akiva Eiger 95 who expands Rashba (cited in SA 13:14) regarding a divorcee to a woman pregnant out of wedlock. </ref> | ||
## A woman who was pregnant out of wedlock who is promiscuous and might cause others to sin may remarry within 24 months so that she doesn't cause others to sin.<ref>Mahari Mintz 5, Rama E.H. 13:11</ref> | ## A woman who was pregnant out of wedlock who is promiscuous and might cause others to sin may remarry within 24 months so that she doesn't cause others to sin.<ref>Mahari Mintz 5, Rama E.H. 13:11</ref> | ||
#If a woman was pregnant at the time of the divorce or didn’t nurse at all or nursed for a short time such as three weeks or less and stopped and then she got divorced, many poskim hold that she can remarry within 24 months, whether or not she nursed after the divorce.<ref>Yabia Omer EH 9:14 holds like Rashba (cited by SA E.H. 13:14) who holds that if at the time of the divorce she wasn’t actively nursing to the point where the child recognizes the mother, she can get remarried within 24 months. He also holds like Mayim Chaim who explains that this is true whether or not after the divorce she nurses and the child then recognizes her, since at the time of the divorce the child wasn’t nursing in a way that it recognized her. Yabia Omer EH 10:16-17 reiterates these points. Otzar Haposkim 13:110:2 quotes this approach from Bet Shlomo, Avnei Meluyim, Imrei Yosher, Mayim Chaim, Ranach, Shem Aryeh, Ateret Chachamim, and Elef Lecha Shlomo.</ref> | |||
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