The estranged wife of reggaeton star Daddy Yankee, Mireddys González, is currently facing a legal battle that could result in jail time.
Concretely, Judge Anthony Cuevas Ramos of the San Juan Court of First Instance ordered her to hand over all access credentials for Los Cangris and El Cartel Records. This ruling stems from her failure to provide crucial information needed to transfer the presidency of these companies to Ramón Luis "Daddy Yankee" Ayala Rodríguez.
The situation escalated when the judge set a firm deadline of December 31 at 8:00 p.m. for González to comply. Failure to meet this deadline could lead to her arrest for civil contempt of court.
The judge's warning was explicit: "If this deadline passes without compliance, her arrest and imprisonment for civil contempt will be ordered."
The ongoing legal dispute
The legal battle between Daddy Yankee and González began after their separation, which ended nearly 30 years of marriage.
The legal battle ensued almost instantly, with Daddy Yankee's attorneys filing multiple contempt motions, citing that González and her sister, Ayeicha, failed to attend a scheduled meeting to discuss the transition of power in the businesses.
Allegations have also surfaced regarding irregular fund transfers totaling $100 million to personal accounts belonging to González and her sister, intensifying the conflict.
A complicated divorce
The legal proceeding further complicates the high-profile separation. Mutual accusations of financial mismanagement and poor communication have created a tense atmosphere.
With the lack of a prenuptial agreement in place, any court ruling regarding assets acquired during the marriage will significantly impact both parties. Under Puerto Rican law, marital assets must be divided equally, adding another layer of complexity to the dispute.
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