Archive · 19 Sep 2025
Court Seizes Assets of Maradona's Lawyer, Sisters Over Fraud
A court in Argentina is investigating the handling of assets belonging to the late soccer star Diego Maradona.
They believe his lawyer and sisters may have managed his money improperly.
The court has seized $1.34 million from those involved.
Maradona's children are claiming they should have inherited his brand.
The court alleges that the lawyer's business was a front, and that the assets should go to the family.
A separate trial is also underway, potentially examining Maradona's death due to a related issue of medical negligence.
A Buenos Aires court seized assets from Maradona's lawyer, assistants, and sisters.
The seizure is related to allegations of fraudulent handling of Maradona's assets.
Maradona's former lawyer, Matias Morla, and two assistants were indicted.
Maradona's sisters, along with a notary, were prosecuted as accomplices.
Maradona's children claim they should have inherited his brand.
- Who
- A Buenos Aires court, along with Maradona's former lawyer Matias Morla, his assistants, and sisters.
- What
- Seized assets and indicted individuals over allegations of fraudulent handling of Maradona's assets.
- When
- Thursday, September 19, 2025
- Where
- Buenos Aires, Argentina.
- Why
- Due to suspected fraudulent management of Diego Maradona’s brand and assets.
- Individuals Targeted
- Maradona's former lawyer Matias Morla, two assistants, and two sisters.
- Allegations
- Fraudulent handling of Maradona's assets.
- Amount Seized
- $1.34 million.
- Initiated By
- Maradona's children.
- Maradona's Death
- Died in 2020 at age 60.
- Location
- Buenos Aires, Argentina