America, a 17-year-old girl, is seeking emancipation and wants to annul her father's will. She claims her brother, Sergio, is not suitable to take care of her and their family's estate because he is immature and had an affair with their stepmother, Adriana, who is 30 years younger than their father. America also discovered that her supposed half-sister is actually her niece, as a DNA test showed that her father is not the biological father.
America's father died six months ago in a car accident, and she wants to annul the will that leaves the inheritance to Sergio, Adriana, and their supposed half-sister. America claims that her brother is not mature enough to take care of the estate and that he betrayed their father by having an affair with Adriana.
Adriana, the stepmother, defends herself and Sergio, stating that America is mistaken about their relationship and that she and Sergio only started dating after her husband's death. The judge ultimately decides not to annul the will and not to grant America emancipation, stating that she is not mature enough to take care of herself and that the will was made by her father when he was conscious and calm.
Here are the key facts extracted from the text:
1. America is 17 years old and is suing her brother Sergio.
2. America wants to annul their father's will and gain emancipation.
3. America's father died in a car accident six months ago.
4. America's father left his inheritance to four people: Sergio, America, Adriana (his wife), and Regina (America's supposed half-sister).
5. America discovered a DNA test that showed her father was not the biological father of Regina.
6. America believes that Sergio is the biological father of Regina.
7. America's father was 30 years older than Adriana, whom he met in Mexico.
8. Adriana was treated well by America's father, but he was absent and traveled frequently.
9. America's brother Sergio had an affair with Adriana while their father was still alive.
10. Sergio and Adriana have a 2-year-old daughter together.
11. America's father was planning to change his will, but he died before he could do so.
12. The judge decides not to annul the will, citing that a will cannot be annulled simply because a child considers it a betrayal.
13. The judge also decides not to grant America emancipation, stating that she is not mature enough to take care of herself.
14. The judge advises America not to be filled with hate and to try to understand the situation with her brother and Adriana.