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Legal Dispute Between Maribel Guardia and Ex-Daughter-in-law Escalates

Legal Dispute Between Maribel Guardia and Ex-Daughter-in-law Escalates

Maribel Guardia files legal complaint amid family tensions
Amid ongoing family tensions, Costa Rican artist Maribel Guardia has filed a legal complaint against her ex-daughter-in-law, Imelda Garza.

The dispute centers around issues related to the custody and welfare of Guardia's grandson, José Julián. In a brief press statement, Guardia indicated her decision to pursue legal action was motivated by considerations she deemed necessary for the well-being of her grandson.

Following Guardia's announcement, Garza expressed her reaction via social media, suggesting the legal proceedings arose from her intention to live independently with her son.

Garza indicated that she would not disclose further details publicly.

In a subsequent Instagram story, Garza posted a message voicing distress, without naming specific individuals, suggesting that she and her son were experiencing significant emotional hardship.

Her post read: 'Caras vemos, corazones no sabemos.

Horas llorando, estamos destrozados, no hemos comido.

¿No qué mucho amor?

Ni siquiera me vino a dar la cara, nunca pensé conocer a una persona tan MALA.' This roughly translates to expressing surprise at perceived betrayal and emotional pain.

Additionally, Garza shared a brief live session on her Instagram account from what appeared to be a courtroom, where she was seen reassuring her son about a future reunion.

The situation remains unfolding, with developments closely watched by the public and media.

Guardia has not commented further following her initial announcement.

As this family matter proceeds through legal channels, its resolution will be anticipated by those following the case.

The comments section related to articles on the case is moderated to ensure discussions remain focused on the content rather than personalized remarks.
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