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Argentine court orders Javier Naselli to meet conditions for one year
An Avellaneda-Lanús court granted Javier Naselli one year of probation in a case involving damage in the context of domestic violence.
The case followed a 2024 argument in which Naselli threw his former partner Vicky Xipolitakis’s phone to the floor; their son was present.
For the next year, Naselli must stay at least 300 metres from Xipolitakis and her family and have no direct or indirect contact with her.
He must also attend a program for men who have used violence, receive psychological treatment and make food donations.
The court also ordered him to bring his child-support payments up to date, after Xipolitakis said he had failed to pay for at least two years.
Naselli, who lives in New York, must report to Argentina’s parole authority every three months and show he is meeting the conditions.
An Argentine criminal court imposed a one-year probation period on Javier Naselli in a case involving damage in a context of intrafamily violence.
The conditions include a violence-prevention program, psychological treatment, food donations and a 300-metre no-contact restriction around Vicky Xipolitakis and her family.
Naselli is also required to bring his child-support payments up to date and comply with orders from civil and family courts.
Xipolitakis welcomed the ruling on social media and thanked her three lawyers.
- Who
- Javier Naselli, former partner of Vicky Xipolitakis and father of their son, Salvador.
- What
- An Argentine court imposed one year of probation with several conditions. These include a 300-metre restriction and a ban on communicating with Xipolitakis.
- When
- The ruling’s existence became public during the week of November 11, 2026. The conditions apply once the ruling became final.
- Where
- The Criminal Court of Avellaneda-Lanús, Argentina.
- Why
- The case concerns damage in a context of intrafamily violence, stemming from a 2024 incident in which Naselli threw Xipolitakis’s phone to the floor during an argument.
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During an argument in the building where Xipolitakis lived, Naselli threw her phone to the floor; their son Salvador was present.
The Criminal Court of Avellaneda-Lanús imposed a one-year probation period with conditions for Naselli.
The conditions took effect, including a 300-metre restriction and a ban on communication with Xipolitakis.
- Probation period
- One year
- No-contact distance
- 300 metres from Xipolitakis, her family, home, workplace and regular gathering places
- Required program
- Hablemos,” a program run by Buenos Aires province’s Ministry of Women
- Incident at the centre of the case
- 2024; Naselli threw Xipolitakis’s phone to the floor during an argument
- Reporting schedule
- Quarterly submissions to the Releasees’ Supervision Office
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