The Court of First Instance and Preliminary Investigation no. 4 of Palencia has declared in its recent judgment of 6 May 2021 that the fact that one of the daughters of legal age (21 years old) lives temporarily (a few months) with her partner outside the family home is not sufficient reason to justify the termination of the payment of her maintenance allowance.
The father requests that the need to continue to pay maintenance for his daughter (21 years of age) be declared extinguished, as she is of age, financially independent and lives with her partner.
Likewise, with regard to her other daughter (25 years of age), she points out that, after having entered the labour market, she has returned to her studies and is studying for a Higher Degree in Vocational Training in Social Integration. Therefore, as she is due to finish her studies in the current academic year, the parent requests that the maximum limit for continuing to pay her maintenance payments be set at June 2021.
On the other hand, the defendant opposes her ex-partner's claim and informs that the youngest of the daughters left her mother's home temporarily "after several emotional bumps", and is now living with her mother again. In the same vein, she announces that the 25-year-old daughter did not enter the labour market, but has simply done odd jobs like any other student. Read more.
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