Analysis of how we view the concept of "umdana" - the assumed intention a person has when they make a claim or decision

The true halachic meaning of a father writing all of his property to one of his sons

We should not learn practical halachic observance from actions of holy people, only from their halachic rulings

The land of Israel is not a regular piece of land and our connection to it is unlike a regular landowners connection to their property!

What makes a relative invalid to testify and up to how many generations removed does this invalidation apply?

Does a father have to declare and point out who actually is his firstborn son?

How could Yaakov give away the firstborn portion that was due to his son Reuven?

How to view the money sitting in the bank accounts of the father when he passes away. Does the firstborn have access to this money with the double portion?

Does a firstborn also have rights to double of any increase in value to the property after the father has passed away?

The reason why the Torah uses extra letters/words to avoid speaking negatively about impure/unkosher animals

Why the land lottery for Eretz Yisrael utilized an actual lottery procedure and the Urim V'Tumim

The special nature of the festivals/moadim vs. Shabbat

The source and mitzvah of a husband uprooting the nedarim/vows of his wife

The land of Israel is under the eternal sovereignty of the Jewish people. How does it work that people can own land in Israel?

What happened to the land apportioned to the 10 spies who lost their share in Eretz Yisrael?

Different approaches to explain how the land of Israel was split up and apportioned- what was the goal of the lottery?

The parameters and mechanics of asking a holy person to pray on your behalf

There will always be a concept and remnant of the 12 tribes of Israel!

How is a chuppah ever halachically effective if there are always relatives present? doesn't their presence invalidate the testimony?

Are judges allowed to run court sessions at nighttime? What if all the parties agree?

Why was it prohibited for land belonging to one tribe to be transferred via inheritance to another tribe?

Who inherits from the mother: the son? the daughter? Both? What if the son is a firstborn?

Is there a requirement to check the siblings of one's potential marriage partner before getting married to them?

The criteria for picking a suitable marriage partner beyond the middot and character of the individual

Are the laws of yerusha/inheritance a mitzvah? How does the vidui of Yom Kippur help us understand this with more clarity?