Daddy Yankee demands his ex -wife for 250 million dollars in corporate lawsuit

The singer Daddy Yankee filed a lawsuit against his ex -wife Mireddys González on Tuesday, in which he requests compensation of 250 million dollars for irregularities and negligent management at the head of his companies, the Records and Cangris poster.

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The lawsuit, filed at the Carolina court and also directed against Mireddys’s sister, Ayeicha González, alleges violations of fiduciary duties, breach of contract and damage.

«The co -defendants Mireddys and Ayeicha González Castellanos proceeded to concentrate on their people a greater power than authorized and, together, made negligent and selfish decisions that were harmful to both companies, and for Mr. Ayala Rodríguez (Daddy Yankee) in his personal character and as an artist,» reads the demand.

In addition, according to the text, «they did not give an accurate account of their efforts, they disregarded formalities and demands of corporate legislation, made unwanted financial decisions, negligently managed the accounting and improperly alienated Mr. Ayala Rodríguez of decision making.»

One of the points of the lawsuit mentions that on December 12, the González sisters withdrew 100 million dollars from corporate accounts, in an apparent attempt to unilaterally liquidate business assets before the Court ordered them to deliver control.

The lawsuit also states that the González sisters hid information, destroyed evidence, squandered resources, failed to comply with existing contributory duties, did not maintain the income generated by the artist’s work and stopped charging thousands of dollars in checks that expired.

The lawsuit between the parties continued after Daddy Yankee objected in February the decision of Judge Anthony Cuevas to conclude the process, claiming that the defendants had not yet delivered all the information of the required companies.

Daddy Yankee and Mireddys González officially divorced on February 18, after almost 30 years of marriage and two children in common.