A judge authorized a man to change the last name of a violent father dedicated to crime
A 35 -year -old man asked a Family Court to get his father's last name.He said that he together with his mother were victims of violence and his parent maintained a life exposed to the crime and substance consumption so they had to leave their home.For Judge Mónica Klebcar, the case presents just reasons for the change of surname and she ordered that the petitioner be registered with that of his mother.
A. He was registered by his father at birth.During his first two years he lived together with his mother in a hostile and ill -treatment environment.The family was based in Córdoba, but his father decided to take a path that would mark the family over fire.He said that the man dedicated himself to crime, committed robberies and thefts, took drugs and exercised physical and verbal violence towards his mother, who in 1988 decided to leave the neighboring province behind and settle in Rosario.
He said that he saw it sporadically and on those occasions his father offered him drugs.A. He appeared before the Court of First Instance in Civil and Commercial of the 6th Nomination of the Courts of Rosario and asked Judge Klebcar, through a procedure of summary information, change the last name of her father.
The magistrate considered that "the invoked motive is sufficient to obtain a change in the name as intended, to frame the situation configured in the sub-lite in the" righteous motives "provided by art.15 of Law 18,248 and authorizing to depart from the principle of immutability of the name, ”judicial sources said.
And they added that "although it is true that the name of people is immutable, no less true is that the legislator has left an exception for the" righteous motives "that eventually are invoked for that purpose by interested parties, and whoseAppreciation is the responsibility of the Judicial Body (art. 15, Law 18248), ”according to the ruling.And the judge thus resolved to make room for the change of paternal surname for the maternal and that said annotation is registered in the registry.
