Disagreement between the three children of the late Mariana Levy It has come to light around the legacy left to them by their mother.
The actress died in April 2005 while driving her truck through the streets of Mexico City with her children and other friends of her children.
She suffered a sudden arrest after she panicked when she saw some men with alleged intentions to attack her.
The artist, 39 years old, he left a will in which he named his children as heirs. Now that all three are of legal age, they have reportedly been unable to access the inheritance.
Mariana Levy’s son reveals dispute with older sister over inheritance
In a interview by José Emilio Levy (18 years old) granted to TVNotas, published this Tuesday, May 16, the young man accused his older sister, Maria (27), of preventing him and Paula (21) from claiming what their mother left them.
“I feel this Maria blocks it, I don’t know how, but I think it was preventing us from collecting it,” accused the boy, who together with Paula He was raised and trained by Ana Bárbara after the death of Mariana Levy.
“Maybe her think we’ll waste it and waste it, but it’s our money,” he said.
“If I want to spend it all on a car, on a trip, it’s my money too I have that right“, he asserted, “I don’t know what Mary’s need is to prevent that, that’s what I feel.”
José Emilio Levy revealed that both he and his sister Paula have been estranged from María over this issue. Mariana Levy’s two youngest children are a product marriage she had with José María Fernández “El Pirru”while the eldest was married to Ariel López Padilla.
The young man even accused his half-sister of not giving him the equivalent amount of a supposed life security that the late actress had.
“My He promised me (Maria), He promised my dad, my grandmother (Talina Fernández). He told me, ‘I’m going to give you your money so you can go buy your ATVs and build your life with that money,'” he revealed.
” He raised this money about eight years ago and to this day we have not seen, neither my sister nor I, not a single peso from there,” he said.
” Yes, it’s something that hurts me That she hasn’t shared anything from my mom to the three of us. It’s true that legally it was in his name, because when my mother took out that trust, we weren’t born and she didn’t have time to amend it, but morally I think it belongs to the three of us.”
Jose Emilio Levy accuses his sister Maria of making false promises
TVNotas asked the young man if he and Paula Levy recently asked his sister Maria “what’s going on with that life insurance money.”
“Thousands of times we’ve done it, but he always tells us the same thing, that he’s going to give it to us,” he assured.
The boy reported that he and his sister Paula have already taken legal advice to resolve their inheritance case and were allegedly “swindled by the lawyers who represented us in the past”.
Mariana Levy’s son also shows his uncle “Coco”
Jose Emilio Levy too he pointed to his uncle ‘Coco’ Levi before alleged mismanagement of the inheritance left to them by their dead mother.
” My uncle “Koko” did it very badly as executor of my mother’s will. Once he rendered accounts, he came out with other irrelevant ones,” he said.
” money was missing who, according to him, had put brushes, paints, but the invoice did not exist, that is why my father and Maria, who was already an adult, decided to change the executor and today it is Caro, his friend the mother my,” he accused.
When asked if he believed his uncle “kept his mother’s money”, the youngster was blunt: “I think so, but I can’t confirm that, that’s something that will come out. the truth always comes out and there we will learn. I have nothing to do with him.”
Paula Levy confirms conflict with María over her mother’s heritage
The magazine also presented its edition Paula, the youngest daughter of Mariana Levy.
The girl confirmed her brother’s statements about the disagreement they have with her half-sister over the inheritance left to them by their mother.
“He is on trial for seventeen years, we don’t agree: that if one side appeals, that if the other does not agree, protections have been deposited, only difficulties have been added. I have not received a single peso,” he claimed.
“Between my brothers and I (we haven’t come to an agreement),” he said, “we tried but it didn’t work out and that has eroded our relationship. The truth is that this is ugly and powerful“.
“I should have received my money when I turned 18, regardless of him (Jose Emilio), but because there is a trial, protection and as my sister Maria somehow wants to do things her waylet’s say, it’s not progressing,” he criticized.
“Well, even though it is a blessing that my mom left us this moneyI am not convinced that I should collect the inheritance by force. It is not money I worked for, nor earned, and I will try to work and earn my own and make everything my own.”
He warned that he will “obviously” demand “whatever he gets”: “But I’m not going to stick with ‘every last penny’ either.”
” Maria is the one who has put up the main obstacles so that the inheritance cannot be distributed, but if you ask Maria, she will definitely tell you that it is me, so it is a little bit that we do not understand,” he clarified.
Her eldest daughter Mariana Levy did not immediately comment on her social networks about her half-siblings’ accusations.
At the beginning of last May, Talina Fernández explained that, for now, the assets left by her deceased daughter are under the control of an executor who “her name is Carolina Capilla and she was one of Mariana’s best friends” and “it is by working for it that they give” to their grandchildren what corresponds to them.
The presenter said that “part of the inheritance was a house in Cuernavaca (Morelos, Mexico)” and that, currently, he has a debt of around 55 thousand 300 dollars (one million pesos) in maintenance fees.
After the death of Mariana Levy, her widow married Ana Bárbara less than a year after the tragedy, and the actress’s minor children were educated by the singer until she divorced El Pirru in 2010. María Levy, the eldest, was put down courtesy of Talina Fernández.
Source: univision
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