Daughters walked off with money
The daughters' custodial accounts: Sarah Ort and Miriam Hirsch.
Section
People and Issues
Person- and issue-specific pages with evidence cross-links.
Pages in this section follow individual threads of the case — the people involved and the disputed transactions — each tied back to the cataloged evidence.
- The Adler Story — the $600,000 transfer of January 2000 and what the documents show about it.
- The Steinbergs — open letters to Rabbi Yisroel and Mrs. Miriam Steinberg of Lakewood.
- The Brodericks — the dispute with R' Ranaan and Mrs. Soro Rochel Broderick: custodial accounts, real estate, and the Queens lawsuit.
- R’ Efryim Dovid Gruskin — open letters to Mrs. Ort’s brother-in-law.
- Who Went to Court, and Who to Beis Din? — the documentary answer to the central procedural question.
- Daughters walked off with money — the daughters’ custodial accounts.
- Married daughters suing their father in court — the lawsuit, the Beis Din denunciation, and Rav Greenblatt’s letter.
Married daughters suing their father in court
The married daughters' lawsuit against their father, the Beis Din denunciation, and Rav Greenblatt's letter.
R' Efryim Dovid Gruskin
The open letters to Mrs. Ort's brother-in-law.
Rabbi and Mrs. Steinberg
The original open letters to Rabbi Yisroel and Mrs. Miriam Steinberg of Lakewood.
The Adler Story
The $600,000 transfer of January 2000: what the documents show.
The Brodericks
The dispute with R' Ranaan and Mrs. Soro Rochel Broderick: custodial accounts, real estate, and the Queens lawsuit.
Who Went to Court, and Who to Beis Din?
The central procedural question: who chose the civil courts, and when.