From Yalkut Yosef:
1. One is forbidden to do any type of melacha after hatzot (midday: 1:01pm EST). The first reason is to avoid missing time to prepare for Pesakh and take time to bake Matzot for Lel HaSeder and other activities needed for Lel HaSeder. The second reason is because during the time of the Bet HaMikdash after hatzot on the 14th of Nissan (today) everyone would be involved in the sacrifice of the Korban HaPesakh!
2. Via a Non-Jew, a Jewish person can do all types of melachot that are forbidden to do from hatzot (Jewish midday) onwards. Since there is no Kedushat Yom Tov on the 14th of Nissan and its only the day before Yom Tov, there is no forbidden law that states a non-Jew cannot do an activity forbidden for a Jew to do. Therefore, a non-Jew can continue building a Jewish home if its in the middle of construction on Erev Pesakh even if its after Jewish midday. One is forbidden to create new tools, utensils, pots, pans, sew a new piece of clothing or any other type of product after hatzot (1:01pm).
3. One is not allowed to get a haircut from another Jew after hatzot on Erev Pesakh (today after 1:01pm) unless this Jew is considered a poor man who cannot afford the basic foods needed for Lel HaSeder.
3. One is not allowed to get a haircut from another Jew after hatzot on Erev Pesakh (today after 1:01pm) unless this Jew is considered a poor man who cannot afford the basic foods needed for Lel HaSeder.
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