Disinheriting children who marry outside the faith
In Re Estate of Max Feinberg three Illinois courts reviewed what they called the Jewish Clause, which stated: "A descendant of mine other than a child of mine who marries outside the Jewish faith (unless the spouse of such descendant has converted or converts within one year of the marriage to the Jewish faith) and his or her descendents shall be deemed to be deceased for all purposes of this instrument as of the date of such marriage."