Hon. S. Betsy Heckman Torres — Part 18 Rules
Suffolk County Supreme Court Civil Term
Motion day: Tuesday · Courtroom: 405 · Appearance: In person
What S. Betsy Heckman Torres's rules say, in the court's own words
Every answer below is copied exactly from the court's published page for this part. Nothing is paraphrased or inferred.
What day are motions heard?
Tuesday
“Return Dates/Submissions: All motions assigned to Justice Torres shall be made returnable on a Tuesday and will be on submission only.”
Must I appear in person, or may I appear virtually?
In person
“All conferences are in-person in Courtroom 405.”
Which courtroom hears this part?
405
“All conferences are in-person in Courtroom 405.”
Who is the principal law clerk?
Nancy T. Gallager, Esq.
“Justice of the Supreme Court Principal Law Clerk Nancy T. Gallager, Esq.”
What is the part's e-mail address?
sufHeckmantorres@nycourts.gov
“Phone (631) 852-1695 • Email sufHeckmantorres@nycourts.gov”
Full published rules for part 18 rules
State of New York State
Unified Court System
Suffolk County Supreme Court • 10th Judicial District
Hon. S. Betsy Heckman Torres Cynthia Darrell, Esq.
Justice of the Supreme Court Principal Law Clerk
Nancy T. Gallager, Esq.
Assistant Law Clerk
IAS PART 18 – RULES
MOTIONS:
Return Dates/Submissions: All motions assigned to Justice Torres shall be made returnable on a
Tuesday and will be on submission only. No appearance is required unless otherwise directed by
the court. All motions made returnable on any other day than Tuesday shall be administratively
adjourned until the court’s next available Tuesday submission date.
Adjournment of Motions: All adjournment requests must be made in writing through NYSCEF and
must be filed by 12 p.m. at least one day prior to the motion return date. Adjournments on
consent must be uploaded to NYSCEF by fully executed stipulation in accordance with the above
rules and shall be effective unless the court otherwise directs. Adjournment requests not on
consent will be informed in writing if approved. All documents relating to motion adjournments
must be uploaded to the specific NYSCEF Motion #.
Working Copies: Working copies are not required for matters filed on the New York State Courts
Electronic Filing System (NYSCEF).
CONFERENCES:
All conferences are in-person in Courtroom 405.
Adjournment of Conferences: All requests to adjourn conferences and hearings, whether on
consent or over objection of the opposing party, shall be uploaded to NYSCEF at least THREE
DAYS PRIOR TO THE CONFERENCE OR HEARING DATE. Adjournments on consent shall be by
fully executed stipulation and shall be effective (if timely) unless the court otherwise directs.
Adjournments not on consent require court approval and the parties will be informed through
NYSCEF as to whether an adjournment has been granted.
COMMUNICATION WITH THE COURT:
All communications and correspondence to chambers shall be through NYSCEF.
Hon. Alan Oshrin Supreme Court Building, One Court Street, Riverhead NY 11901
Phone (631) 852-1695 • Email sufHeckmantorres@nycourts.gov
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