What is the Torah Perspective on Divorce?
There are times when divorce is necessary in order to continue living a healthy lifestyle, but it is considered a very sad and painful event.
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Shifra Sharfstein is co-director of Chabad of Downtown Universities in Atlanta, Georgia.
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Just to clarify.
A person whose mother is Jewish, is Jewish and is eligible to marry a Jew with a Rabbi and a ketubah. Even if his mother does not have a ketubah of her own.
You use the parents' ketuba as proof that the mother is Jewish, but that is not the only possible proof.
(Barring the person being a 'mamzer'- whose mother gave birth to another man's child with out a divorce.)