Overview
- Florcita secured a favorable first‑instance outcome reported on Sept. 24 after she filed for an increase earlier this month asking the court to raise monthly support to S/10,000 for both children.
- Her lawyers said the S/4,000 previously paid no longer covers higher school, care and activity costs, including staffing, tuition, transport and extra classes.
- Néstor Villanueva publicly rejected the claim and said he has been denied contact with the children for years while he contests the requested rise.
- Media reports attribute additional claimed arrears of about S/6,000 and S/14,000 to Florcita’s filings, but the published coverage does not include the formal court text or docket details.
- Because the published outcome is a first‑instance decision, either side could seek further legal steps and the case could affect the children’s immediate finances and care arrangements while the judicial process continues.