Monitor this situation.
Unsubscribe anytime.
[SITUATION] · [ACTIVE] · [CRIME]
2 clusters · 11 sources · 19 days · First seen · Last updated
Child support enforcement in Latin America
Overview
Judicial authorities in several Latin American countries are employing diverse legal mechanisms to enforce unpaid child support and alimony obligations.
In Argentina, a judge in Rosario implemented a novel collection method requiring electricity providers to act as withholding agents. Under this ruling, unpaid debts are added to monthly utility bills, with the company transferring the funds to a judicial account. In Mexico, legal actions have ranged from prison sentences for long-term non-payment in Jalisco to criminal proceedings in Yucatán involving restrictions on travel for defendants.
In El Salvador, courts have utilized conciliation agreements to settle arrears, such as a recent ruling in Santa Ana where a defendant agreed to pay outstanding installments and interest through scheduled payments.
Entities
Juan Román Riquelme · Juzgado Unipersonal de Familia N° 11 de Rosario · Leandro Lozano · AFA · Yucatán
Timeline
-
[CRIME] 2 sourcesLegal proceedings initiated in El Salvador and Mexico over unpaid child support
Courts in El Salvador and Mexico have addressed cases of unpaid child support, involving a settlement in Santa Ana and criminal proceedings in Yucatán.
-
[INTERNATIONAL] 9 sourcesJudicial rulings target unpaid child support in Argentina and Mexico
Judges in Argentina and Mexico have issued significant rulings regarding unpaid child support, including an order in Rosario to collect debts via electricity bills and a prison sentence in Jalisco.
Sources
centraldenoticiasmadariaga.com · chacosintesis.com.ar · croniosv.com · elintransigente.com · kijiji.ca · laplata1.com · newsonline.com.ar · planetabj.com · poresto.net · studiofutbol.com.ec · talajalisconoticias.com