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On December 26, the transition would take place through which Daddy Yankee would return to the presidency of the corporations Los Cangris and El Cartel Records. However, neither Mireddys González nor her sister Ayeicha González attended the first meeting called.
The lawyer for the Puerto Rican reggaeton artist has once again turned to the courts to file a contempt motion, as the defendants failed to comply with what was agreed upon in court on December 19.
According to the media outlet El Nuevo Día, Judge Anthony Cuevas Ramos of the San Juan Court of First Instance, who is overseeing the case, has scheduled a video conference hearing for this Friday at 4:00 p.m.
The motion requested by the defense states that "none of them appeared, and their legal representatives were also not adequately prepared to address the matters that were instructed to be handled at the meeting. It was initially claimed that Mireddys González was unwell. Later, it was admitted that she simply did not want to attend, and as for Ayeisha González, she simply did not have the will to attend and did not show up."
The singer's lawyers argue that in addition to not attending the initial meeting, they did not leave any information or documents with their legal representatives so that these could act on their behalf.
"Contrary to the instructions given by the Court, the defendants have refused to relinquish control of the corporations and intend to entrench themselves and perpetuate their positions in the management of the entities from which they also aim to control his career (referring to Daddy Yankee), thus continuing to disrupt and interfere with the plaintiff's career while concealing the mismanagement of the entities after betraying his trust," adds the artist's defense.
According to the motion presented, Daddy Yankee "continues to be unaware of the corporations, the extent of obligations and limitations on his compositions, accounting books, and even bank accounts."
Following this new lawsuit in court, it is clear that the legal battle between Daddy Yankee and his still-wife Mireddys González is far from over, all occurring amid their divorce proceedings.
Frequently asked questions about the legal dispute between Daddy Yankee and Mireddys González
Why did Daddy Yankee take Mireddys González to court again?
Daddy Yankee once again took Mireddys González to court for contempt and failure to comply with what was agreed upon in a meeting regarding the transition of the presidency of their corporations. Mireddys and her sister did not attend the meeting and did not provide the necessary documentation to proceed legally with the agreements made.
What was the initial agreement between Daddy Yankee and Mireddys González?
The initial agreement stipulated that Daddy Yankee would return as president of the corporations Los Cangris and El Cartel Records. Additionally, it was agreed that $75 million in the companies' accounts would remain untouched, and any transaction exceeding $100,000 would require the approval of both parties.
How does this new lawsuit affect Daddy Yankee's divorce process?
This new lawsuit adds complications to the divorce process, as it adds to the previous accusations of irregular transfers. Without a prenuptial agreement, asset division in Puerto Rico must be done fairly, which could be influenced by the allegations of financial mismanagement.
What can be expected from the upcoming court hearing between Daddy Yankee and Mireddys González?
It is expected that in the upcoming court hearing, which will be held via videoconference, the matter of contempt and Mireddys González's non-compliance with the transition agreement for the presidency of the corporations will be discussed. The judge has called for this hearing to address these breaches and seek a resolution.
What has been Mireddys González's stance on Daddy Yankee's legal actions?
Mireddys González has kept a low profile but has expressed her commitment to the truth on social media and requested privacy during the legal proceedings. She has insisted that the accusations will not alter her approach to handling the process with integrity.
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