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Navigating the Complexities of Family Law Divorce: Your Comprehensive Guide

In the realm of family law divorce, emotions run high and complexities abound. Whether you're contemplating a split or already navigating the turbulent waters of divorce proceedings, understanding the ins and outs of the process is paramount. At Family Law Divorce Attorney, we specialize in providing expert guidance and support to individuals traversing this challenging terrain. From how to get a quick divorce in NY to unraveling the mysteries of how long is the divorce process in NY, we are here to demystify the journey and empower you with knowledge.

Understanding Family Law Divorce

The Foundation of Family Law

Family law serves as the cornerstone of legal proceedings surrounding familial relationships, encompassing matters such as marriage, divorce, child custody, and alimony. Divorce, in particular, involves the legal dissolution of a marital union, with each jurisdiction adhering to its own set of laws and regulations governing the process.

The Importance of Legal Representation

In the realm of divorce, emotions often cloud judgment, leading to contentious disputes and prolonged proceedings. Securing the services of a seasoned family law divorce attorney can mitigate such conflicts and streamline the process. With their expertise in negotiation, mediation, and litigation, these legal professionals serve as invaluable allies in safeguarding your interests and advocating for equitable resolutions.

Navigating the New York Divorce Landscape

Expedited Divorce Proceedings

For those seeking a swift resolution to their marital woes, New York offers avenues for expediting the divorce process. Understanding how to get a quick divorce in NY involves meeting specific criteria outlined by the state. Factors such as mutual consent, absence of minor children, and a comprehensive settlement agreement can expedite proceedings, allowing couples to swiftly embark on their newfound paths.

The Duration of Divorce Proceedings in New York

Contrary to popular belief, the duration of divorce proceedings in NY can vary significantly based on numerous factors. From the complexity of financial assets to the level of contention between parties, each case presents its own unique set of challenges. While some divorces may reach resolution within a matter of months, others may extend over several years, underscoring the importance of adept legal counsel and strategic navigation.

Navigating Divorce in Suffolk County

Local Considerations and Regulations

Suffolk County, nestled on Long Island's picturesque shores, boasts its own set of regulations governing divorce proceedings. From filing requirements to courtroom protocols, familiarity with divorce Suffolk County intricacies is essential for navigating the legal landscape effectively. Partnering with a family law divorce attorney well-versed in Suffolk County's nuances can provide a distinct advantage in achieving favorable outcomes.

Mediation and Alternative Dispute Resolution

In an effort to alleviate the burden on the judicial system and foster amicable resolutions, Suffolk County encourages the utilization of mediation and alternative dispute resolution mechanisms. These processes offer divorcing parties a forum for constructive dialogue, facilitating mutually agreeable settlements while circumventing the adversarial nature of traditional litigation.

Empowering You Through Knowledge and Advocacy

In the realm of family law divorce, knowledge is power, and advocacy is paramount. Armed with a comprehensive understanding of the legal landscape and the unwavering support of a seasoned family law divorce attorney, you can navigate the complexities of divorce with confidence and resilience. At Family Law Divorce Attorney, we stand ready to guide you through every stage of the journey, ensuring your rights are protected and your future secured.

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The suspect who was arrested on Long Island in connection with a long-unsolved string of killings, known as the Gilgo Beach murders, has been confirmed as Rex Heuermann, according to four senior law enforcement officials briefed on the case.

Suffolk County police, sheriffs and New York State Police gathered outside Heuermann's home all Friday morning. He is expected to be in court later in the day and Suffolk County prosecutors are expected to provide more details on the arrest and the suspect in a Friday afternoon news conference.

Police and other agencies were seen searching the Massapequa Park home of the suspect. They were looking to see if any evidence inside might link Heuermann to the killings.

Not much is yet known about Heuermann but one neighbor who spoke to NBC New York said was born and raised on Long Island and has lived in the Massapequa area his entire life.

Since human remains were found along Gilgo Beach more than a decade ago, the case has drawn immense public attention for many years. The unsolved killings gained even more national interest when they became the subject of the 2020 Netflix film “Lost Girls.”

The deaths of 11 people whose remains were found in 2010 and 2011 have long stumped investigators. Most of the victims were young women who had been sex workers. Several of the bodies were found near the town of Gilgo Beach.

Determining who killed them, and why, has vexed a slew of seasoned homicide detectives through several changes in police leadership. Last year, an interagency task force was formed with investigators from the FBI, as well as state and local police departments, aimed at solving the case.

The formation of the Gilgo Beach task force represents a renewed commitment to investigating the unsolved killings of mostly young women whose skeletal remains were found along a highway on Long Island, Suffolk County Police Commissioner Rodney Harrison said.

“We’re happy to see that they’re finally active, the police, in accomplishing something. Let’s wait and see what it all leads to,” said John Ray, the attorney for the families of two victims, Shannan Gilbert and Jessica Taylor.

In talking about the bodies near Gilgo Beach, investigators have said several times over the years that it is unlikely one person killed all the victims.

News of a suspect being taken into custody comes a day after state police responded to a report of skeletal remains found in a wooded area off the Southern State Parkway in Islip. Police planned a briefing near the site on Friday afternoon. It wasn’t immediately clear if those remains were linked to the Gilgo Beach case.

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'Meth-Prescribed' Long Island Mother Who Killed Child In Wrong-Way Crash Has License Suspended For 57th Time, Denied Bail

During her arraignment on Wednesday afternoon, prosecutors revealed that a mother from Long Island who is accused of killing her young son in a wrong-way crash while “high on methamphetamines” has now had her license revoked for the 57th time.

Following Kerri Bedrick’s arraignment, in which she entered a not guilty plea to murder charges, Suffolk County Judge Richard I. Horowitz ruled that the 32-year-old’s driver’s license would be suspended until the case was resolved and detained her without bond privilege.

When Bedrick drove the wrong way on the Southern State Parkway at 2:15 a.m. on August 22nd, causing a four-car collision that killed her 9-year-old son, investigators stated that her license had already been revoked 56 times, making this the 57th.

When a deputy sheriff first saw Bedrick driving the wrong way, he attempted to pull her over, but she accelerated faster and drove around the deputy’s car, according to the prosecutors.

As she hit 100 miles per hour into oncoming traffic in eastbound lanes, the deputy followed her for more than five miles in a westbound lane from a safe distance, according to the prosecution. Eventually, according to the district attorney’s office, Bedrick’s car hit other vehicles so hard that her engine launched into the woods.

Eli D. Henrys, her 9-year-old son, was discovered unconscious in the 2022 Mitsubishi Eclipse’s backseat. He subsequently passed away from his wounds in the hospital.

Prosecutors claim that after the crash, authorities discovered a prescription bottle inside the defendant’s car with the label ripped off, “seemingly proving” she was under the influence when the defendant went on her driving rampage.

Last month, Suffolk Assistant District Attorney, Laura Newcombe, claimed that the driver allegedly told police that the night before the fatal collision, at around 8 p.m., she had taken methamphetamines. However, her lawyer claims that she was prescribed them. It is unclear if he was referring to the drugs Desoxyn, Adderall, or something else. Drugs of that nature typically treat individuals who suffer from Attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder (ADHD) or narcolepsy.

She is charged with murder as well as manslaughter, aggravated vehicular homicide, and other connected offenses, such as aggravated unlicensed operation of a motor vehicle.

Prior to the collision, Bedrick’s license had already been suspended 56 times on eight separate days. On Wednesday, she received yet another suspension. State law also permits a driver to receive several suspensions in a single day for a variety of reasons.

The several charges, according to Suffolk County District Attorney Raymond Tierney, show “the severe nature” of the crime, which he also described as a “heinous act.”

“The loss of life in this incident, particularly that of a young child, is heartbreaking,” Tierney said in a statement.

Meanwhile, Bedrick’s attorney, Scott Zerner, labeled the incident a “tragic accident.”

“No one on this planet is more upset about it than she is,” he told reporters. “She suffers from ailments and has been prescribed the methamphetamine properly by a doctor, and she was not under [the] influence of any alcohol or any non-prescription drug that she was not prescribed.”

After the crash, while Bedrick’s son was being rushed to the hospital, she and the other two drivers received medical attention for their injuries.

The negligent mother, whose next court appointment is October 22nd, faces a maximum sentence of 25 years to life in prison if proven guilty of the top count. She is being held without bail.

The deceased boy’s grandmother, Diane Bedrick, has set up a GoFundMe to pay for his funeral costs.

“We have asked for help with Eli’s funeral expenses here. But also if you prefer Eli and his Mom loved to foster animals from the shelter. Donations can also be made to your local shelter or wildlife refuge,” the grandmother posted.

Kerri Bedrick pleaded not guilty and faces 25 years to life in prison she is accused of driving in the wrong direction high on drugs on Long Island and killing her nine year old son. The story @1010WINS. pic.twitter.com/kDFdvyyRDT— sophia_b_hall (@sophiabhall1) September 4, 2024

Kerri Bedrick, charged in a wrong way crash that killed her 9-year-old son, is taken by state Police into custody on charges of driving while impaired by drugs pic.twitter.com/uH6RGMySRM— John Asbury (@JohnAsbury) August 22, 2024

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FRITCH v. BRON IBNY 2264 LLC 1000 (2021)

Supreme Court, Suffolk County, New York.

Maureen FRITCH, Plaintiff, v. Igor BRON, Rita Bron, Richard Sajiun, Sajiun Electric, Inc., Joseph Fusco, G & G Electric Supply Co. Inc., Cristina Ciobanu, Howard Lindsay, Intake Electrical Contracting Corp., Yelena Plyumyanskaya, Arkadiy Berdichevskiy, Sergejs Berlevs, Roman Bodnarchuk, IBNY Management Inc., 2264 65th Street Properties, LLC & John Doe “1” Through John Doe “1000,” Defendants.

Index No. 605622-21

Decided: November 10, 2021

WELBY, BRADY & GREENBLATT, LLP, Attorneys for Plaintiff, 11 Martine Avenue, 15th Floor, White Plains, New York 10606 GLENN AGRE BERGMAN & FUENTES LLP, Attorneys for all named Defendants other than G & G Electric Supply Co. Inc. and Joseph Fusco, 55 Hudson Yards, 20th Floor, New York, New York 10001

It is,

ORDERED that this motion by the plaintiff for an order of attachment is denied.

The gravamen of the complaint is that the defendant Igor Bron, aided and abetted by the defendants Rita Bron, Richard Sajiun, and Sajiun Electric, Inc., diverted corporate assets and opportunities from E. Electrical Contracting, LLC (“EEC”), which is owned by the plaintiff (51%) and Mr. Bron (49%). The plaintiff's chief claims against the Brons, Richard Sajiun and Sajiun Electric, Inc., are for fraud and aiding and abetting fraud, for breach of fiduciary duty and aiding and abetting breach of fiduciary duty, and for unjust enrichment. The plaintiff moves for an order of attachment.

To obtain an order of attachment, the moving party must demonstrate through affidavit or other written evidence (1) the existence of a cause of action for a money judgment, (2) a probability of success on the merits, (3) the existence of one or more grounds enumerated in CPLR 6201, and (4) that the amount demanded from the defendant exceeds all counterclaims known to the plaintiff (see, CPLR 6212 [a]; Ford Motor Credit Co. v. Hickey Ford Sales, Inc., 62 N.Y.2d 291, 301, 476 N.Y.S.2d 791, 465 N.E.2d 330). Because attachment is a harsh remedy, CPLR 6201 is strictly construed in favor of those against whom it may be employed (651 Bay St., LLC v. Discenza, 189 A.D.3d 952, 953, 137 N.Y.S.3d 374; Sylmark Holdings Ltd. v. Silicone Zone Intern. Ltd., 5 Misc. 3d 285, 300-301, 783 N.Y.S.2d 758).

The plaintiff seeks an order of attachment against the defendant Richard Sajiun on the ground that he is a nondomiciliary residing in Florida. Pursuant to CPLR 6201 (1), a court may order an attachment when the defendant is a nondomiciliary residing without the state. This provision serves two independent purposes: (1) obtaining jurisdiction over a nonresident and (2) providing adequate security for a potential judgment against a nonresident when there is an identifiable risk that the defendant will not be able to satisfy any judgment (Id. at 301, 783 N.Y.S.2d 758). CPLR 6201 (1) is not available if the defendant is either a domiciliary or resident of New York (Rayo v. Vitale, 38 Misc. 3d 1211[a] at *9, 2012 WL 6869798). Thus, a nondomiciliary may contest his amenability to attachment by arguing that he maintains some sort of residence within New York (Id., citing Alexander, Practice Commentaries, McKinney's Cons Laws of NY, Book 7B, CPLR C6201:1).

Richard Sajiun has submitted an affidavit in which he avers that he resides in Suffolk County and works in New York City. The record reflects that he was served in Hampton Bays, New York, and that he has appeared in the action. Thus, jurisdiction has been obtained over Mr. Sajiun, and first purpose of attachment has been satisfied (see Sylmark Holdings Ltd., supra). With respect to the second purpose, the plaintiff contends that the Sajiun residence was sold below market value and that Mr. Sajiun removed the proceeds of the sale from New York to Florida. The plaintiff's contention that the Sajiun residence was sold below market value is based on a Zillow listing (not a affidavit from a real-estate appraiser), which reveals that the property sold for $2,300,000 in June 2021, only 3% below its estimated value of $2,371,800. Moreover, the plaintiff's contention that Mr. Sajiun took the proceeds of the sale to Florida is based upon information and belief. That the affidavits in support of an attachment contain allegations raising a suspicion of an intent to defraud is not enough (651 Bay St., LLC, supra). The mere removal, assignment, or other disposition of property is not grounds for attachment (Id.). Accordingly, the plaintiff has failed to demonstrate a real identifiable risk that Richard Sajiun will be unable to satisfy any judgment obtained by her (see Sylmark Holdings Ltd., supra).

The plaintiff also seeks an order of attachment against the defendants Igor Bron, Rita Bron, Richard Sajiun, and Sajiun Electric, Inc., pursuant to CPLR 6201 (3). Under this provision, the plaintiff must demonstrate: (1) that the defendants have assigned, disposed of, encumbered or secreted their property or removed it from the state or are about to do any such acts and (2) that the defendants have acted or will act with the intent to defraud their creditors or to frustrate the enforcement of a judgment that may be rendered in the plaintiff's favor (Id. at 301, 783 N.Y.S.2d 758).

The plaintiff attempts to demonstrate the defendants’ fraudulent intent by relying on the same allegations as underlie the complaint. Proof that a defendant committed the underlying unlawful acts is not, by itself, sufficient to establish a ground for attachment (NV Petrus SA v. LPG Trading Corp., U.S. Dist. Ct., E.D. N.Y., Aug. 22, 2016, Kuo, MJ, 2016 WL 11469718 at *5), nor is the transfer of the Bron residence to a family trust in 2017, long before this action was commenced. As previously noted, the mere removal, assignment, or other disposition of property is not grounds for attachment (651 Bay St., LLC, supra), and there are reasons to transfer property to a family trust other than to defraud creditors or to frustrate the enforcement of a judgment. Moreover, the plaintiff's allegations of fraudulent concealment of assets are based on information and belief. As previously noted, allegations raising a suspicion of an intent to defraud are not enough (Id.). Vague and conclusory allegations without evidentiary facts are insufficient for prejudgment attachment (see Sylmark Holdings Ltd., supra at 302, 783 N.Y.S.2d 758). Accordingly, the court finds that the plaintiff has failed to establish that one or more grounds for attachment provided in CPLR 6201 exist.

The plaintiff has also failed to establish a probability of success on the merits of her claims, which is necessary to obtain an order of attachment. First, the plaintiff's allegations plead a wrong to EEC for which the plaintiff may sue derivatively, but not individually (see Abrams v. Donati, 66 N.Y.2d 951, 953, 498 N.Y.S.2d 782, 489 N.E.2d 751). Second, the fraud cause of action alleges Mr. Bron entered into certain agreements with the plaintiff without any intention of honoring them. A mere misrepresentation of an intent to perform under a contract is insufficient to sustain a cause of action to recover damages for fraud (Gorman v. Fowkes, 97 A.D.3d 726, 727, 949 N.Y.S.2d 96). Third, the breach-of-fiduciary-duty cause of action alleges that Mr. Bron breached his fiduciary duty to the plaintiff. However, as the managing member of EEC, it was the plaintiff who owed a fiduciary duty to Mr. Bron (see Kalikow v. Shalik, 43 Misc. 3d 817, 823-826, 986 N.Y.S.2d 762). Fourth, the existence of the EEC Operating and Amended Operating Agreements defeats the unjust-enrichment cause of action (Id. at 217). Finally, in the absence of viable fraud and breach-of-fiduciary-duty causes of action, the aiding-and-abetting causes of action fail. Accordingly, the motion is denied.

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Mastering the Family Law Divorce Process: Your Ultimate Guide to Success

Navigating the complexities of family law divorce can be overwhelming, but with the right guidance and understanding, you can emerge from this challenging time with clarity and confidence. As seasoned family law divorce attorneys, we recognize the importance of providing valuable insights to individuals seeking to streamline their divorce process. In this comprehensive guide, we delve into the intricacies of divorce in Suffolk County and offer actionable tips on how to get a quick divorce in NY while ensuring your rights and interests are protected every step of the way.

Understanding Family Law Divorce: An Overview

Family law divorce encompasses a range of legal issues surrounding the dissolution of marriage, including asset division, child custody, alimony, and more. Each state has its own set of laws governing divorce proceedings, and New York is no exception. In Suffolk County, couples must adhere to specific regulations outlined by the state to obtain a divorce.

How Long is the Divorce Process in NY?

One of the most common questions we receive from clients is, "How long is the divorce process in NY?" While the timeline can vary depending on various factors, including the complexity of the case and the cooperation of both parties, divorce proceedings typically take several months to finalize. In Suffolk County, couples must satisfy residency requirements and adhere to mandatory waiting periods before their divorce can be granted.

Steps to Obtaining a Quick Divorce in NY

For individuals seeking a quick divorce in NY, it's essential to take proactive steps to expedite the process. Here are some strategies to consider:

1. Collaborative Divorce

Opting for a collaborative divorce can significantly reduce the time and cost associated with traditional litigation. By working together with your spouse to reach mutually agreeable terms, you can streamline the divorce process and avoid lengthy courtroom battles.

2. Mediation

Mediation offers a non-adversarial approach to divorce, allowing couples to negotiate their differences with the assistance of a neutral third-party mediator. This alternative dispute resolution method can help resolve conflicts more efficiently and facilitate a faster resolution.

3. Legal Representation

Seeking guidance from an experienced family law divorce attorney is crucial in navigating the divorce process effectively. A skilled attorney can provide invaluable legal advice, negotiate on your behalf, and ensure that your rights are protected throughout the proceedings.

The Importance of Legal Counsel in Family Law Divorce

While pursuing a divorce without legal representation may seem like a cost-effective option, it can lead to significant challenges and pitfalls down the line. An experienced family law divorce attorney can offer guidance on complex legal matters, advocate for your interests, and help you achieve a favorable outcome in your divorce settlement.

Seeking Guidance

Mastering the family law divorce process requires a combination of knowledge, strategy, and expert guidance. By understanding the nuances of divorce Suffolk County and implementing effective strategies for a quick divorce in NY, you can navigate this challenging time with confidence and emerge stronger on the other side. Remember, seeking the assistance of a qualified family law divorce attorney is essential in safeguarding your rights and interests throughout the divorce process.

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full name:  nora ella bradford (nee fitzgerald) nickname(s):  blue, general age:  28 / 238 place of birth:  springfield, massachusetts current location:  sanctuary hills, the commonwealth (commonwealth of massachusetts) gender:  cis female pronouns:  she/her occupation:  general of the minutemen education level:  high; has a pre-war law degree speaking voice and accent:  american

physical appearance

faceclaim:  game screenshots / margaret qualley height:  5'8 body and build:  well fed, soft skin which lacks scars from the surface; not malnourished or blemished like many other members of the commonwealth tattoos:   none

health

sociability:  very social; she's always willing to help a friendly settlement, even despite the crushing mental pain of it all! addictions:  none drug/chem use:  only when hancock is being a bad influence; pre-war, the most she touched was pot back in college alcohol use:  socially, or when she needs to drown out her thoughts

personality

positive traits: intelligent, perceptive, determined, resourceful, brave, empathetic negative traits: emotionally guarded, self-critical, workaholic likes: justice and fairness, companionship, dogs, preserving history, strategic planning, pre-war items, scavenging for materials dislikes: rude people, dirt under her fingernails, excessive chem usage, corruption and injustive, violence and cruelty, dishonesty, super-mutants, mole rats, feral ghouls, bloatflies, deathclaws, lack of order

family & relationships etc

husband: nate bradford ( deceased ) children: shaun bradford (deceased) mother: anne fitzgerald ( deceased ) father: henry fitzgerald ( deceased )

backstory

this will contain spoilers for fallout 4. read at your own risk!

when nora met nate, it was in a bar near college where she was studying to be a lawyer. their relationship was unexpected: nora wasn't looking for anything serious, but she and nate hit it off and it was evident there was a one of a kind connection there. nate proposed a year later; nora said yes.

nora graduated top of her college class, much to her parents' pleasure, and earned her law degree at suffolk county school of law. truth be told, a degree in law was more their dream than nora's, but she grew to see the merit in it. she would work as an attorney prior to the war.

when nora fell pregnant, it wasn't part of the plan. her parents had been adamant about her being successful like her father, but nora decided to focus on family first. she wanted this baby; she wanted a family with her husband. it felt like the first decision she'd made for herself about her own life. she was happy, even if her parents were displeased.

nate was called to war. her mother grew sick at the same time. nora watched, pregnant and fearful, as the news coverage from the war rolled over the tv screen. with her family in tatters, nora left her job as an attorney, distracting herself from waiting for the next letter from her husband by joining groups consisting mostly of other housewives within sanctuary hills. the homeowners society started off as a neighborly gesture; something to focus on in the calm between the storm. clear the roads, arrange some spring dumpsters, arrange a summer bbq. like any of it really mattered.

nate returned from war in january 2077. her mother passed away a month before shaun was born. on the morning of october 23, 2077, nate was preparing to go to an event at the veteran's hall in concord. while getting ready, a vault-tec representative visited the family with pre-approved admission into vault 111.

mere moments later, a news bulletin warned of an imminent nuclear attack, which forced nate, nora, and shaun to rush to the vault prior to a nuclear bomb detonating nearby. after entering the vault, the family, alongside the other admitted residents, were placed in cryogenic sleep under the guise of decontamination.

in 2227, her cryogenic sleep was disturbed by conrad kellogg and two agents whose intentions were to kidnap shaun. she was forced to watch as her husband was murdered by kellogg for trying to prevent the kidnap before she was frozen once more. sixty years later, she would be released from her cryo pod and unleashed upon the wasteland in an attempt to find her missing son.

after leaving vault 111 to try and find the kidnapped shaun, she discovered the ruined state of sanctuary and would reunite with her mr. handy, codsworth, where he remained in wait for nora and nate for the past 200 years. he would point them to concord to look for help finding their missing son; along the way, she would meet dogmeat, her loyal companion ever since. she would also meet preston garvey and a group of refugees from quincy, and later, she would help them create a settlement in the ruined neighborhood that housed her pre-war home.

nora travelled to diamond city, the "great green jewel of the commonwealth", and met a detective, nick valentine, and a reporter, piper wright, who would ultimately help her track down kellogg. nora murdered him, but she felt no better. the grief remained. through his cybernetics, however, they were able to access his memories and uncover vital information about the commonwealth's boogeyman: the institute. the institute, creators of human-like synths that would replace the commonwealth's loved ones with synth copies, had her son... and shaun was no longer a baby, but a ten year old boy.

at some point she would meet john hancock, the ghoul mayor of goodneighbor, and began travelling the commonwealth with him.

nora did not deal with grief and emotion well as she tried to find her son. at all.

she was advised to seek out the railroad, known enemies of the institute who were dedicated to freeing synths. with their help, she managed to gain access to the institute... only to find that her son, shaun, was the leader of it, and that he was now a sixty year old man. he begged her to see the good the institute could do for the future of humanity, but all nora could see were the missing loved ones left in its wake. when shaun called his own father's death "collateral damage," she vowed to herself that she would take down the institute for good so that they could never take another person's loved one ever again. nora began to work with shaun in order to uncover information under the guise that she was considering joining his faction.

unfortunately, the railroad refused to believe that nora was not truly with the institute and cast her out. from now on, she was in this alone... or so she thought.

preston, one of the last minutemen of this era, would ask for nora's help defending settlements that were in danger. despite her own issues, she would do so, managing her mission to find her son and help the people of the commonwealth where she could. later, preston would ask nora to take on the title of general of the minutemen, a title she somewhat reluctantly accepted. nora began to rebuild the minutemen in an effort to gather enough strength to bring down the institute.

shaun would prove time and time again that he did not care for sentient synths or the future of the commonwealth, only the institute. he told her that he released her from her vault to see what would happen like a little experiment. nora realised that he was too far gone to change; he had been conditioned too much by his captors.

once she was made general and she'd reached a certain level of trust within the institute, nora would murder shaun with a simple "i'm sorry" and a shot to the head, narrowly escaping the institute with her life.

nora would eventually destroy the institute with the help of the minutemen. she considered taking it over herself, especially since shaun had named her his successor, but she couldn't stand by an organization that still wounded her to this day. the possibility that she'd actually be able to make any change... it was slim. nora was a realist, not an idealist. she knew what had to be done.

thanks to nora, the institute fell, and the commonwealth was safe... at least from the institute.

nora and hancock eventually engage in a somewhat unspoken romance. it's still new; nora still wears her wedding ring. she's still grieving, and yet hancock provides her with a comfort she can't deny. despite her worry for his chem usage, despite their differences, they both wanted to do right by the commonwealth... and above all, they cared for one another.

nora buried nate and shaun behind her house in sanctuary. she would continue to expand the minutemen, protectors of the commonwealth, and set up settlement after settlement under armed minutemen protection all across its territory. it was a way for her to find purpose after the dust had settled, even if sometimes it did sometimes feel like she was just doing it because if she didn't, she'd have nothing left.

ever the workaholic, nora managed to turn sanctuary hills into its own little diamond city. you'll find her most days travelling from place to place, most likely attending to a settlement that needs help or dealing with the latest wasteland menace.

if you manage to convince her to take a break from the work that distracts her from the chaos in her mind, you might just have a silver tongue to rival her own.

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Thomas Valva was just 8 years old when he froze to death after being hosed down and forced to sleep in the garage of his Long Island home in the middle of winter. Now the boy’s father, 43-year-old former NYPD police officer Michael Valva, may spend the remainder of his days behind bars after a judge in New York sentenced him to 25 years to life in prison .

A Suffolk County jury last month convicted Valva on one count of second-degree murder and four counts endangering the welfare of a child after prosecutors argued that he knowingly forced Thomas and his 10-year-old brother to sleep on a concrete floor in the unheated garage of their home. Despite temperatures dropping to under 20 degrees Fahrenheit, the two boys had been hosed down with freezing water before being locked in the garage because they soiled the bed.

The boy, who lived with autism, was ultimately pronounced dead at Long Island Community Hospital on Jan. 20, 2020 after going into cardiac arrest brought on by hypothermia. His body temperature was reportedly only 76 degrees when he arrived at the medical facility.

A teary-eyed Valva said he “loved Thomas with all his heart” and apologized for his actions during Thursday’s sentencing hearing, which was live-streamed by New York news network News12.

“I am truly sorry, I am ashamed, I am heartbroken and grief stricken standing before you having contributed to the death of my son Thomas. I loved Thomas with all my heart,” said Valva. “My actions were neglectful and abusive to my boys, resulting in the tragic death of Thomas. I lost focus on how to be a good father. I was so wrong and it cost Thomas his life.”

The presiding judge said that Thomas and his brother “lived their young lives under constant duress in a place where they should have felt safest: their own home.”

“We can never let this happen again,” the judge said.

Valva’s conviction came after jurors deliberated for seven hours following the five-week trial. ______________

Extra portion of justice may be handed out when they find out he's a cop on the inside.

“This case is heartbreaking, and it has been one of the toughest child abuse trials for our prosecutors, court personnel and jurors,” Suffolk County District Attorney Ray Tierney said in a statement after Valva’s Nov. 6 conviction. “No child should ever have to endure such evil acts.”

As previously reported by Law&Crime, Valva initially tried to pass off his son’s death as an accident. He told investigators that Thomas fell while he was trying to catch up with the school bus, but police didn’t buy the story. The 8-year-old’s head and facial injuries were inconsistent with the defendant’s version of events, authorities said.

At the time of the murder, Valva had custody of his three sons, ages six, eight, and 10. Valva’s former fiancée Angela Pollina had three daughters: a 6-year-old and twin 11-year-old girls.

Prosecutors said that Thomas and his brother had been locked in the garage without heat for approximately 16 hours before Thomas succumbed to the brutal conditions. The children, both of whom were on the autism spectrum, were reportedly sent to the garage as punishment for accidentally urinating and defecating inside of the house.

Prosecutors also reportedly presented evidence showing that Valva and Pollina had been physically, verbally, and emotionally abusive towards the two boys for months prior to Thomas’ death.

“I will beat them until they bleed,” the defendant texted Polina about disciplining the boys, according to a report from the New York Daily News. “It is the only thing that works.”

Prosecutors also alleged that the boys were intentionally starved and were observed “literally eating crumbs off of the floor” at school.

“While there is nothing that we can do to bring Thomas back, we are satisfied with the jury’s decision,” DA Tierney said. “Michael Valva subjected his sons to horrific abuse, neglect and cruelty. He will now pay for cutting short the life of a young, innocent, defenseless boy who had a lifetime ahead of him.”

Angela Pollina, 45, was also charged with one count each of second-degree murder and child endangerment in Thomas’ death. She has pleaded not guilty and has been held without bond since her initial arrest. A date for her trial has not yet been set.

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