US EditionCourt seizes assets of Maradona's lawyer, sisters in fraud case
- Argentinian officials seized $1.34 million in assets from Diego Maradona's lawyer, sisters, and others over allegations of fraudulent management of the player's brand.
- Maradona's daughters accused his former lawyer Matias Morla of mishandling their father's assets, which should have been transferred to them after his death in 2020.
- The court alleges that Morla's brand management business was a front, and Maradona retained control of his assets until his death, after which they should have reverted to his heirs.
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Assets worth millions of euros were seized, following a lawsuit filed by his daughters, Dalma and Giannina.
On Thursday, the Argentine courts ordered the sequestration of the assets of two sisters and the lawyer of Diego Maradona, the football star who died in 2020, as well as those of three other people, for management...
Argentinian justice has arranged for the pursuit of the goods of two sisters and of Diego Maradona's lawyer, as well as other three persons, for the fraudulent management of the Maradona brand.
On Thursday, the Argentine courts ordered the sequestration of the assets of six people, including two sisters of the football star. The latter totals about $1.34 million for all the accused. At issue: the alleged fraudulent management of the brand "Maradona". - Death of Diego Maradona: why the assets of two of his sisters and his lawyer are frozen by the Argentine (International) courts.
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Court seizes assets of Maradona's lawyer, sisters in fraud case
Argentinian officials seized assets Thursday from two of deceased soccer idol Diego Maradona's sisters, as well as his attorney and three other individuals, alleging fraudulent management of the player's brand, according to a ruling obtained by AFP.
Buenos Aires, Argentina. - Argentina's justice seized on Thursday the property of two sisters of Diego Maradona, his lawyer and three other people for alleged fraudulent administration of the football star brand that died in 2020, according to a ruling to which the AFP agreed. The action took place in the midst of a dispute raised by the children of the former player. A court of second instance in Buenos Aires ordered to prosecute Maradona's law…
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