Unprecedented sanction in Santa Fe: he was banned from playing soccer for not paying child support.
In addition, the suspect involved will be banned from leaving the country, has lost his driver's license, and his bank accounts have been frozen.
The Santa Fe court issued an unprecedented but decisive decision against a man who failed to pay child support for his daughter: he was banned from playing soccer . The judge also restricted his travels from the country, blocked his bank accounts, and lost his driver's license.
Specifically, Judge Marcelo Escola , who is overseeing the case, ruled that the suspect will be banned from participating in the San Lorenzo Regional Football League, as part of a series of measures to force him to fulfill his obligations. "These are measures that directly affect him," the mother's lawyer stated.
The judge demanded that the father prove he is fulfilling his child support obligations. If he fails to do so, appropriate legal action will be taken . With these actions, the Justice Department reinforces its commitment to ensuring that the rights of minors are respected.
In turn, attorney Javier Schuster also emphasized that these measures seek to guarantee the well-being of children affected by their parents' failure to comply. " Any action that helps a parent fulfill their responsibility is welcome," he said in an interview.
On the other hand, Schuster pointed out that these sanctions have a significant impact on the debtor . The ban on playing soccer directly affects them, and the suspension of their driver's license represents a severe hardship, especially for those who depend on a vehicle.
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