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Over the past two years, Avrohom Meir Weiss and his wife Gital have been going through a difficult and trying time. Lamentably, the Dodelsons have chosen to bring this story into the street. It appears that over the past 6-7 months, the Dodelson family has been circulating a supposed siruv written against Avrohom Meir as part of their slanderous campaign. We are therefore compelled, in the spirit of , to publicize, with supporting documentation, the truth: that the so-called siruv was issued completely , and has no validity. We will limit our statements at this time to the facts that surround this particular injustice. We hope that revealing the truth will stop the spreading of lies. The siruv was issued based on the notion that Avrohom Meir took his wife to without a heter. However, these are the facts: Avrohom Meirs child was withheld from him in contravention of an explicit prior arrangement. This episode was recorded, and there is even a letter from R Malkiel Kotler a first cousin to the Dodelsons admitting that this occurred. After consulting with Morei Horaah and being issued a written , Avrohom Meir went to court to enforce his rights vis--vis his child, and sought joint legal custody. He had no choice but to do so; in the State of New Jersey this is the only way for a parent to protect his legal rights vis--vis his child. Reputable Batei Din fully recognize this as being true. The Dodelsons filed numerous counterclaims. Ultimately, they also filed a completely new suit for divorce. This new suit supplanted all previous filings, and rendered Gital Dodelson the plaintiff and the only one who could possibly withdraw the complaint; Avrohom Meir was (and still is) only a defendant. Has anyone ever heard of a defendant being able to withdraw a complaint?
Long before Mechon LHoyroa issued their bogus siruv, Avrohom Meir made clear to them in writing, and with supporting documentation, that (a) he went to court with a heter, (b) that he was no longer a plaintiff, and thus could not possibly withdraw the case from court; and (c) that he was fully prepared to go to a Beis Din of zabla. He also provided them with the name of the Rav with whom he had already signed a shtar borerus. In fact, before Mechon L'hoyroa issued their siruv, they wrote Avrohom Meir a letter, attached herein, in which they themselves acknowledged that he was prepared to go before a Beis Din of zabla, and they requested only that he provide documentation that his wife was now the Plaintiff in the ongoing court matter. They had already been provided with that documentation. Avrohom Meir was therefore quite surprised by the baseless letter, purporting to be a siruv, that he later received. Regrettably, the Dodelsons have shown this document to numerous Rabbanim, in order to persuade them to sign a letter against Avrohom Meir. None of those who signed ever called either Avrohom Meir, anyone from his family, or his Boreir to hear his side of the story. Furthermore, DESPITE THE OBFUSCATION, THE ALLEGED SIRUV HAS NOTHING AT ALL TO DO WITH THE ISSUANCE OF A GET. NO BEIS DIN HAS EVER RULED OR WRITTEN THAT AVROHOM MEIR IS A ,DESPITE WHAT THE DODELSONS AND THEIR ALLIES AT YESHIVA UNIVERSITY AND ORA WOULD HAVE YOU BELIEVE. Right now, the court case [thats right the suit for divorce that is in ,brought there by Gital Dodelson] is in middle of a complex, prohibitively expensive trial that is draining our family of all our financial resources. Indeed, it is our belief that this is exactly what the Dodelsons and their supporters are trying to do; there is nothing at all Avrohom Meir or his family can do to stop these proceedings.
Avrohom Meirs son is withheld from him when he came, in accordance with a previous arrangement, to pick him up for Shabbos. This episode (including Mr. Dodelsons threat of physical violence, should Avrohom Meir attempt to take his son) was captured on a recorder, transcribed by a court transcriber, and entered into the court record.
A heter arkaos is issued (Documents A1 & A2), and Avrohom Meir turns to the courts to protect his rights.
Mechon LHoyroa issues a first hazmanah (two days before Yom Kippur) to Avrohom Meir regarding taking his wife to arkaos (Document B).
September 22 / October 20 2010 Avrohom Meir replies to the hazmanah (Documents C1 & C2).
November 4, 2010
November 7, 2010
Avrohom Meir writes to Mechon LHoyroa confirming that he is prepared to go before a Beis Din of zabla (Document E).
The Doelsons toein, Mr. Shmiel Fried, writes to Mechon LHoyroa that Avrohom Meir has not chosen a boreir (Document F).
January 5, 2011
R Yehoshua Heshel Wolhendler confirms to Mechon LHoyroa that he has been chosen by Avrohom Meir as his boreir (Document G).
January 6, 2011
Mechon LHoyroa writes Avrohom Meir a letter of hasraas siruv (Document H).
Avrohom Meir writes to Mechon LHoyroa reiterating that he has chosen a boreir (Document I).
The Dodelsons file suit for divorce, effectively supplanting any previous motions and leaving Gital Dodelson as the sole plaintiff in any court action. (Documents J1 & J2).
Mechon LHoyroa writes a letter (Document K) in which they confirm that Avrohom Meir is prepared to go to a Beis Din of zabla, but demand that he withdraw the case from the secular courts. This is simply impossible, as he is no longer the plaintiff in the case; he is the defendant.
April 4, 2011
Mechon LHoyroa sends Avrohom Meir an email (Document L) asking for documents supporting Avrohom Meirss statement that Gital is the Plaintiff and that he is the defendant; information they already possessed.
May 2, 2011
Mechon LHoyroa advises that they are issuing a siruv against Avrohom Meir (Document M).
May 5, 2011
Avrohom Meir responds to Mechon LHoyroa reiterating all the points made to them previously (Documents N1 & N2). They fail to respond.
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This letter confirms receipt of the hazmanah.I received it literally minutes before Yom Kippur began and have been unable to consult with anybody during the few busy days between Yom Kippur and Succos, as everyone is busy preparing for Yom Tov. [I am sure that the Beis Din is closed for Yom Tov as well.] I will be in contact with you regarding this matter after Yom Tov, iy"H.
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Dear Mr. Weiss, against you, the Bais ln response to your letter to the Bais Din, in the point of your ex-wife going to court going to court against din has prepared a siruv against you and would like to verifli the validity of her you,
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May 5,2411
you are prepared I am in receipt of your latest communication, wherein you declare that to agtee to come to issue u:rrlO :n: based upon two claims: (1) That I have refused before a Beis Din; and (2)Thatl have been f i?nn in nlxf]t. Both of these claims are patently and demonstrably untrue.
to on November 7 of last year, I sent a letter to your Beis Din stating that I wasready this letter is judged in a x):t' A copy of have my wife's complaint regarding secular court yow Beis Din hasalready acknowledged this fact in letters to me- I enclosed herein. neither have provided you with names of two borerim; to date, my wife has has she or any of her representatives acknowledged my choice of borerim, nsr your letter is unfue' attempted tL contact either of them in any way. So the first claim of before the respect to your second claim, please be aware that the matter curently plaintiff. The secular clrrt is a lawsuit fi1ed by my wife. I an the defendant; she is the of suit was brought by her. I enclose herein a copy of the title page and docket number also untrue. her lawsuit. She isthe one being lrytnnin ntx:fy. So your second claim is send Moreover, as she is the one being 1)vnnin nlNl'ly, I assume that you will now
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that Unfortunately, the letters that I send to you only have the virfue of nnx -- something pressure does not seem to count for much these days. I do not try to use wealth and r1?1't innocent people- How much pressure has my wife's tactics to defend myself or to be family brought to bear upon you to get you to take such an astonishing position -- to you to threaten to be f.roll a y:n: ttrat is wi[ing to go to x]:l? How hard has Fried pushed Fried, who seem to have be :rOn me on baseless claims? I do not employ people such as whenever an undue emount of influence in "1r7" 'n: nowadays. I take note of the fact that and cogent arguments, you I send a letter to your "'l''r" J'l't fulI of facfual information dutifully send me Fried's response, in which he simply says that my words are " n'n'li3Tt/ nrbilt,'i and then you do whatever he tells you to do! Of course, no one can be bothered to actually respond to or refute whatever I have to say'
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