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BUENOS AIRES, KOMPAS.com – Diego Maradona’s painful personal life, with the complicated relationship of recognized and unrecognized claims of his children, will make it difficult to divide his estate. This is a complicated task, lawyers say.
“There will be a big dispute. He did not leave a will,” according to a source close to the family who declined to be identified.
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Maradona earned and spent millions of dollars over the years at the height of his fame with the Barcelona, Napoli and Argentina soccer teams.
He has also made some smart investments. Various reports that have circulated since his death estimated that his assets reached 90 million dollars (1.2 trillion rupees).
Enraged by a dispute with his daughter Giannina last year, he threatened to donate all of his wealth, including real estate, luxury cars and endorsement deals, to charity.
“Now I know that as you get older, people care more about what they leave behind than what they do,” he said at the time.
“I told everyone that I would not leave anything, that I would donate everything. Everything I have in my life I will practice, ”he said.
However, according to Argentine law, a person can only exercise one fifth of their assets. At least two-thirds must remain in the hands of the deceased’s spouse or descendants.
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