Today, the Athens Court of First Instance Court of First Instance discussed the case of the divorce of the Minister of Tourism, Olga Kefalogianniswith the music composer, Minoawith the central issue of custody of their minor children.
The former couple have filed reciprocal lawsuits, with Olga Kefalogiannis claiming exclusive custody and Minos Matsas the cooperation of their children.
At the start of the process, the President called on the two sides to seek out -of -court solution, with the minister attributing the separation to her husband’s extramarital affair and claiming that she had sought a consensual solution, with no result.
The minister’s sister Christina Kefalogiannis testified in court, who said that children do not want to spend the night in their father’s home, referring to tensions and inappropriate care environment.
“Our children have told us that the lady who watches them is very shouting at them,” he said, stressing that Minos Matsas “has a very negative disposition to my sister.”
For her part, the music composer’s sister filed for him, stressing that he was a tender and devoted father, who has more time for children than their mother.
“For the last two years my brother had changed, she had become her absolute dog,” she said, while rejecting the objections to extramarital affair. The court ruling is expected to be issued next time.