The remains of personalities such as Gugu Liberato, Chico Anysio, Pelé and Betty Lago also ended up in court
The dispute for inheritance of about 1 billion reais left by the presenter Gugu Liberateddied in 2019 at the age of 60, in the United States, victim of a domestic accident, has returned to being one of the most discussed topics on the net in recent days.
The case came to light in full force on May 22, when a hearing was held in the 9th Family and Probate Court of the Central Court of São Paulo, which brought together the twin daughters of the presenter, Marina AND Sofia19 years old, the eldest João Augusto21 years old, the companion of the communicator and mother of the young people, Rosa Miriam di Matteoand Gugu’s sister, Freed Aparecida.
In the document, it did not recognize Rose as a partner in a stable union and made her sister responsible for the care of her estate (property divided among heirs). In it, the presenter left 75% of the assets to her three children with Rose and the remaining 25% to her five grandchildren.
Now, Rose is asking for recognition of the stable union with Gugu in the 20 years they lived together. Since the communicator’s death, the family has reinforced the idea that they are in an amicable relationship. Marina and Sophia support the mother’s attempt cancel the will and João Augusto defends the part of Aparecidabrother’s executor.
If the justice of São Paulo recognizes the request, Rose will be entitled to Gugu’s patrimony, half of the inheritance. The other 50% will be passed on to the three children.
While the long-awaited day of the final verdict does not arrive, the behind the scenes of the Gugu case is gaining more and more prominence. Conflicting opinions among those involved in the willexposure on social networks, leaks of incriminating statements and scandal involving the 3rdare some plots that attract attention and show that after death, family and friends can not always easily reconcile the division of property.
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Pelé’s inheritance, worth around $15 million (R$75 million), is the subject of a legal dispute involving former goalkeeper Edinho, the king’s eldest son; Gemima Lemos, stepdaughter of the former footballer; and widow Márcia Aoki.
According to the will, 30% of the fortune went to Márcia, with the rest to be divided among Pelé’s seven children, who died in December 2022, aged 82, from colon cancer.
Joshua and Celeste Nascimento, sons of the former footballer, have filed an appeal in court for their stepdaughter Gemima to be recognized as a socio-affective daughter, which would give her the right to an inheritance.
In February of this year, Edinho had two requests to be the executor of the inheritance distribution process denied by the justice of São Paulo. In the initial request, dated February 13, the former goalkeeper said he was responsible for managing his father’s assets during his last moments in hospital.
Judge Suzana Pereira da Silva, of the 2nd Family Court, responsible for the case, did not accept Edinho’s request. Furthermore, she ruled that the right to be the executor rests with his widow, Márcia Aoki.
The former goalkeeper has also asked that the spin-off of his father’s inheritance be done in secret. However, justice also denied it and, as the judge underlined, the trial could affect possible creditors of Pelé, who died in December 2022, at the age of 82, from colon cancer.
Mark Paul
The three daughters of the actor and director Marcos Paulo (1951-2012), Mariana Simões, Giulia Costa and Vanessa Simões, and of the actress Antonia Fontenelli, with whom he had a stable relationship between 2005 and 2012, resorts to Justice. The patrimony dispute was motivated by disagreements between two documents.
Dated 2005, the first document says that Marcos Paulo’s heirs were his three daughters. In the second, filed in 2006, Fontenelle becomes the main heiress, while the three daughters share another part of the inheritance, valued at R$ 30 million.
According to the court decision, Fontenelle would be entitled to 25% of the capital. Nine years later, she has decided to end the legal battle and keep 12.5% of her assets left by her ex-husband, who died in 2012 after a battle with esophageal cancer.
wando
The singer Wando (1945-2012) left a legacy worth more than R$ 10 million, disputed by nine people, including children, nephews, a sister and two former companions. In 2022, psychologist Renata de Vasconcelos managed to prove that she is in a stable relationship with the artist. With that, you will be entitled to a part of the inheritance.
Katiuscia, a daughter Wando did not recognize and who lives in Germany, and her sister Maria das Graças, who says she lives in Congonhas, Minhas Gerais, are among nine people vying for a share of the singer’s millionaire fortune.
betti lake
The actress Betty Lago (1955-2015), who died of complications from cancer, left her son Bernardo a will which included 80% of her estate. Patricia, the artist’s other daughter, went to court to contest. She stated that Betty was weakened and she would not be able to make this decision.
In 2020, the case was considered concluded when the Justice ruled in favor of Bernardo. Medical reports indicated that Betty was fully aware of his actions. Patrícia was left with 20% of the actress’s inheritance, originally intended.
Roland Boldrin
The work of the artist Rolando Boldrin, who died at the age of 86 in November 2022, has been the subject of controversy between his children and his widow, Patrícia Boldrin. In her will, the presenter of the iconic Mr. Brazil wanted her to have control over the copyrights of her songs. However, the decision was contested by Vera Boldrin, the artist’s only daughter with singer Lurdinha Pereira.
Marcus Boldrin, Rolando’s nephew legally adopted as a son when he was 12, would also have the rights to the singer’s work. He would be seen by the law as one of the heirs.
However, Rolando’s legitimate heirs stress that the court’s decision would be unconstitutional. Since Brazilian legislation provides that half of the assets left by a deceased must be destined for the heirs.
They challenged the validity of the will, stating that they were “not sure of the veracity of the document because it was not signed and made in their presence” or even held in a formal meeting.
Source: Terra
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