Overview
- In a Vigo criminal hearing on Tuesday the public prosecutor sought nine months in prison and €101,640 for unpaid child support from businessman J. G. P., with the court yet to issue a verdict.
- The private accuser sought a higher recovery of about €201,000 and a €21,600 fine but did not request a prison term.
- The defendant did not appear at the hearing because he is in Mexico and his lawyer argued his finances have deteriorated and he lacks bank funds.
- Prosecutors and the ex‑wife say evidence points to substantial assets — chalets in Galicia, gas stations and hotels in Mexico, foreign bank accounts and luxury cars — and to transfers of property to relatives to avoid payments.
- The case builds on a September 2025 divorce order that fixed monthly maintenance at €3,000 and could test Spain’s ability to enforce support orders when a debtor lives abroad while the children continue to lack the court‑ordered income.