On Monday, Chief Justice and Supreme Court spokes, Gloria Ana Chevesich, referred to the mechanism for paying food pensions due with the withdrawal of 10% of AFPs.
In this regard, he said that the Family judges “will decree the respective precautionary measure of those funds, informing the appropriate pension fund manager, so that applicants can be calm pending full work.”
“In the judiciary we know that an important group of people requires early counting on such funds, to meet urgent needs that should be with the food pensions decreed, on their occasion, by the family courts. Well, we’re working hard to have a systemic and complete response in the next few hours,” he added.
Since the enactment of constitutional reform, the entry of these applications into the country’s Family Courts has increased 25 times in this area, so rapid work is being done to generate an accessible and easy mechanism for stakeholders.
“As a way to safeguard people’s health, we ask stakeholders not to go to court in person, as online mechanisms for making applications will be reported in a timely manner. The whole process in the courts will preferably be online and through an easy and simple procedure,” he said.
Finally, Chevesich explained that while all facilities will be provided for users, the settlement of food debts is not an immediate resolution process.
“The mere submission of a request for a debt settlement for a maintenance pension does not imply that it will be paid immediately with the planned funds. It is not a direct procedure, but one in stages and in which several actors participate, so it is not an immediate solution. It should also be remembered that always the withdrawal of 10% is voluntary for the quoter, so the people who claim the payment of the maintenance pensions with those resources will not necessarily be able to access them”, he concluded.
