Justice accepts withdrawal of Éder Militão in lawsuit against Karoline Lima

The Justice accepted the request for the withdrawal of the player Éder Militão in the process that he was moving against the influencer Karoline Lima for moral damages.

The judge agreed with the withdrawal three months after the former couple reached an agreement on the pension of Cecília, their daughter. On that occasion, the parties decided to terminate any and all proceedings and agreed on all the benefits that the child would have. Issues related to Cecilia’s custody have also been resolved.

In November last year, when the agreement was established, the player’s lawyer filed a request for withdrawal from the lawsuit he was moving against his ex-girlfriend. The request was evaluated and the judge agreed with the withdrawal and, now, the process has been extinguished.

Months before the agreement, in June, Militão filed an injunction in the form of Urgent Protection asking Karoline to undertake not to publish anything else that would disqualify him. When the player brought the action, Karol was pregnant and he asked for R$ 45,000 in compensation.

The process was motivated by a video that Karol posted on Instagram during her pregnancy. When asked how she was doing and why Éder was not with her, the influencer replied that the player could be found “in the best clubs in Miami”. Karoline deleted the publication shortly after posting and the video was less than 10 minutes in the air.

Agreement between Karoline Lima and Éder Militão provides for pension, car, school and housing; know what was set

Karol and Militão reached an agreement on Cecília’s pension this week. In court, it was agreed that the Real Madrid defender must pay six minimum wages, the equivalent of R$ 7,272.00, as food for Cecília.

In addition, Éder will bear all the costs of the girl’s education, which is only three months old, and will be responsible for paying for unlimited extracurricular activities for her daughter. Cecília’s health plan will also be paid for by her father, as well as the work of the girl’s nanny, the maid.

Militão will also pay part of the rent for the house where Cecília will live with her mother. In this case, it was agreed that the player should provide R$ 10,000 for his daughter’s housing. Therefore, if Karol moves into an apartment where the rent is R$20,000, each of them will pay R$10,000. In addition to housing assistance, the player will also pay R$ 30,000 to guarantee the property.

Éder Militão, earning R$100,000 a day at Real Madrid, proposes to pay a pension of R$6,000 to his daughter

The defender also offered Karoline a car to transport Cecília. While the influencer does not get her license, Éder will also pay for a private driver.

As in the past, Cecília’s custody is shared and Militão’s visits to his daughter are free.

This Tuesday, Karoline Lima announced that her defense and Éder Militão’s had reached an agreement: “We reached an agreement, thank God and this dispute over Cecília and so on is over”.

“It even makes you want to cry. Thank God, good things happen to those who are good, to those who do the right things, to those who don’t have a guilty conscience, to those who aren’t afraid. So I knew that one day everything would be okay. solve. Everything was messed up in my life, but I knew it would be resolved”, vented the influencer.

End of disputes: Karoline Lima and Éder Militão reach agreement on daughter’s pension

After saying that today was the day to celebrate, Karol posted photos and videos in the beauty salon, changing her hair. On Twitter, she said that she is receiving comments from people saying that “she is already being paid for by her daughter’s pension”.

“Ih people so thinking that I’m fixing my hair with pension money. Love if you knew how much this little hair on my head costs”, she joked.

“Just for information, my omega is 14 thousand reais. To dye it, dye my hair, moisturize, brush… I wouldn’t even start kidding, my loves. The agreement was thought of for Cecília’s benefit and hers alone. My beautiful benefits come (and always have) from mom’s pocket”, she concluded.

Militão’s name gained space in the headlines last month after he claimed, in a second lawsuit he filed against Karol, that he could only pay BRL 6,060.00 in child support for the couple’s 3-month-old daughter, while she has a 7-month contract. million euros per year signed with Real Madrid until 2025.

In addition, the player stated that he would have been surprised by Karoline’s pregnancy. The petition states that “there is a percentage of women, who work in total and complete inversion of values, believing that a child is a means to obtain a patrimonial advantage”.

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At the end of October, the influencer returned to live in Brazil, with a permanent residence in São Paulo, where she already lived before moving to Spain.

The reason why Karoline didn’t return to Brazil sooner was waiting for Cecília’s documents, which could only be issued in Spain. She had already said that, as soon as the paperwork was issued, she would return to Brazilian lands with the child.

Karoline Lima returns to Brazil next week accompanied by her daughter with Éder Militão and will live in São Paulo

Karol moved to Madrid to live with Militão in August 2021, three months before becoming pregnant. Their relationship came to an end even before Cecília was born, but it was after the birth that the influencer changed her address in the same city.