2024-02-26 09:28:45
A man in San Carlos de Bariloche will not be able to get involved in motorsport competitions until he regularizes the pending payment of support for his children, as reported by the Justice of that jurisdiction today.
This determination is framed in a request submitted to the Public Defense of Bariloche of the Public Ministry of Río Negro, following the request made by the children’s mother.
In accordance with the provisions of article 553 of the Civil and Commercial Code of the Nation, which contemplates the possibility of “imposing reasonable measures on the person responsible for the repeated non-compliance with the maintenance obligation to ensure the effectiveness of the sentence”, the authorities required this action. .
Consequently, a request was made to restrict his participation in car racing, an activity he used to do as a hobby in local categories, until he completely redresses the debt he owes to his two children. He will also have his driver’s license taken away, according to the El Cordillerano portal.
According to the file records, “There have been partial non-compliance with the payment of the child support fee that corresponds to the children for several years, which shows a clear lack of interest on the part of the man in assuming his obligation.”said the sentence, signed by a Family judge from Bariloche.
Furthermore, the judicial decision adds that “the parent has not assumed his parental responsibility as an adult member of this family formation, ignoring his economic and effective obligations towards his children whom he has not seen for a long time, at the same time that he does not assist them either.” economically”.
This measure is in addition to another legal action and execution of a sentence against this individual, where the payment of a sum intended to cover necessary medical expenses for one of the children was recently authorized.
According to the defenders, the repeated non-compliance was also carried out from a gender perspective, given that “The parent’s repeated non-compliance constitutes a case of patrimonial violence in that it has forced the parent to be overloaded with care tasks and carrying out activities necessary to satisfy the economic needs of her children.“.
This judicial decision on the maintenance obligation towards children and adolescents is based not only on local regulations, but is also protected by the provisions of the Convention on the Rights of the Child.
In its article 27, it establishes that “the parents or other persons in charge of the child have the primary responsibility of providing, within their possibilities and economic means, the living conditions that are necessary for the development of the child,” the ruling detailed.
