In February of this year, Marcelo “Chino” Ríos filed a complaint against Paula Pavic for the charge of serious insultsmotivated by the statements that his ex-wife made to various media about his recently ended marriage.
Although the claim was dismissed in the first instance, The Ninth Chamber of the Court of Appeals of Santiago revoked the ruling of the 4th Guarantee Court of Santiago and decreed to accept the judicial action presented by the former number one in the ATP ranking against his former wife.according to what was reported by La Segunda and reported by La Cuarta.
The evening newspaper stated that Ríos and Pavic, who have five children in common, They are processing their divorce for the second time in Saratosta, United States. At this moment, the process is in the stage of “mandatory mediation”.
The Court of Appeal considered that The legal requirements were met to process the complaint filed by the former tennis player and that the guarantee judge had “exceeded the formal regulatory framework that fell within her scope.”
Regarding the reasons for the lawsuit, Marcelo Ríos’ lawyer, Eugenio Merino, indicated that it was based, among other aspects, on the statements issued by Paula Pavic in different media.
The statements that irritated Ríos
In the television program “We Can Talk,” Paula indicated that the former tennis player was “economically suffocating” and that caused him the feeling that their 16 shared years “they were worth less than their author.” Furthermore, in the same program, he assured that Ríos ““He stopped paying me all my cards, with which I pay all the expenses of the house, in October.”
Likewise, in an interview for Velvet magazine, Pavic stated that, as an alternative to his problem of child support in common with the former tennis player, “The other thing would be for (the children) to stay with the father who would give them everything, but they would not be well. Marcelo can’t even take care of him”.
