About Us
About Us
The Beth Din Indigenous Court (BDIC) has adjudicated a wide range of disputes, such as employer-employee, landlord-tenant, real property, business interference, breach of contract, breach of fiduciary duty, and unfair competition disputes. We also hear family law cases involving inheritance and divorce matters. A panel hears all cases of three mediation or arbitration jurists. BDIC judgments are recognized and binding in the civil courts as well. The BDIC has conducted hearings for cases ranging from several thousand dollars in value up to tens of millions of dollars. Our clientele includes individuals from a wide range of religious backgrounds as well as corporations that choose Beth Din arbitration over the costly and lengthy alternative of civil litigation. Din Torah Application ($12,000 + Claims).
Chief Justice Ari’el Learned Hands, Pamunkey Powhatan Seat 1865
Who We Serve
We serve individuals, families, businesses, and community members seeking halachic clarity, mediation, arbitration, and lifecycle services in a respectful and professional environment.
How the Process Works
01
Initial inquiry and consultation
A confidential discussion to understand your needs, explain the process, and determine the most appropriate halachic or mediation service.
02
Review of eligibility and consent
Verification that all parties willingly consent, the matter is suitable for Beth Din involvement, and the required halachic criteria are met.
03
Scheduling and preparation
Coordination of dates, formats, and required information to ensure all parties are properly prepared for a smooth and efficient process.
04
Service execution or mediation
Formal handling of the matter through mediation, arbitration, or halachic service, conducted professionally and in accordance with Torah principles.
05
Documentation and follow-through
Preparation, review, and secure handling of all required documents, with guidance provided to ensure proper completion and compliance.
