Actress María Elena Swett put an end this Monday to the first stage of her son’s custody trial that she is carrying out in the United States against her ex-husband, John Bowe, a day that included two weeks of witness testimonies and presentation of evidence. whose final resolution will be in the hands of American judge Paul Engelmayer.
An uncertain scenario for the national interpreter, who on her social networks has left evidence to her followers of her state of mind and the hope of achieving a favorable resolution in the American justice system.
The wait for Mane Swett
“Waiting” and “the lioness waits” have been Swett’s recent publications in the stories of her Instagram account, where she has made it clear that she will exhaust all avenues to regain custody of her 11-year-old son, whom she left behind. to have in her home when her ex-husband decided not to give it to her after the minor’s visit to the United States, at the beginning of last year, on the occasion of the minor’s vacation.
At the end of the day, the judge does what, in his or her opinion, is best for the child and that’s it.
— Enrique Núñez Elorza
The trial, as revealed by lun.com, began on April 9 and lasted, in its first part, for two weeks. Time in which the testimonial evidence presented by both parties was delivered, pending the final resolution of Judge Engelmayer.
“There is no black and white law, the law only talks about the well-being of the child, that’s all,” Chilean lawyer Enrique Núñez Elorza, who went to live in the United States at the age of eight, told the national media. Today he practices the profession.
Mane Swett posted on his social networks after finishing the two weeks of testimony and presentation of evidence in his son’s custody trial in the United States. Source: Instagram @maneswett.
“You start studying a thousand family laws and, at the end of the day, the judge does what, in his or her opinion, is best for the child and that’s all,” adds Núñez, who offers a light of hope to Swett by assuring that “the fact that one of the parents is an American citizen (Bowe), that does not mean that he will be favored” by the American justice system in this particular case.
“That is irrelevant, the courts are very, very impartial here,” he concluded.
