📋 Tender Overview
Judge travels with judicial counselors and a multidisciplinary team to plaintiffs homes and makes decisions on the spot.The Judiciary, chaired by Janet Tello Gilardi, through the Court of Lima Norte, immediately resolved, in home hearings, judicial processes for the designation of supports and safeguards in favor of people with disabilities.
This good practice, called Justice Brigade and promoted by the aforementioned judicial district, aims to guarantee effective access to justice for people in vulnerable conditions.
The judge of the Fourth Family Court of Independence, Jorge Pariasca Martinez, together with the Justice Brigade, traveled to Comas to attend to a request presented by a mother on behalf of her 19-year-old son, who has autism spectrum disorder and intellectual disability.
The plaintiff requested judicial support to assist and represent her son in the collection and administration of his orphans pension, as well as the non-pensionable bonus for schooling and bonuses, benefits granted by the Peruvian Navy, an institution to which the beneficiarys father belonged.
Judicial counselors and the multidisciplinary team, made up of a doctor and a psychologist, participated in the procedure, who evaluated the young man and issued, on the spot, the corresponding report to the jurisdictional body.
After interviewing the plaintiff and the beneficiary, and evaluating the medical reports, the judge issued, during the same hearing, the resolution that grants the mother the necessary powers to manage the resources that will cover the therapies, food and well-being of her son.
OTHER CASES
Likewise, on January 27, the aforementioned jurisdictional body resolved two processes for designating supports and safeguards, also through home hearings held in homes located in the district of Comas, benefiting a woman and an older adult with disabilities.
Pariasca Martinez, together with her work team, mobilized to the Collique sector to resolve the request presented by a father, granting him powers to collect and manage the orphans pension for his daughter, who has Down syndrome and intellectual disabilities.
In addition, the judicial team traveled to the Santa Luzmila sector, also in Comas, to attend to File No. 1689-2026, in which the plaintiff requested the appointment of support on behalf of her 69-year-old brother, diagnosed with paranoid schizophrenia.
During the hearing, the magistrate read the resolution by which the applicant was granted powers to represent her brother, proceeding to the corresponding notification in the same act.
These judicial decisions, adopted in less than two weeks, constitute a good practice promoted by the Superior Court of Lima Norte, with favorable results in the protection of the rights of people in vulnerable situations.
COMMITMENT
The head of the Court of Lima Norte, Juan Carlos Santillan Tuesta, reaffirmed the commitment of his administration to protect children, adolescents, older adults and people in vulnerable conditions, through an accessible, inclusive, close and timely justice service.
Likewise, he highlighted that this work has been carried out during the judicial holidays of February, which demonstrates that justice does not stop in its work and commitment to serving the most vulnerable people.
Lima, February 14, 2026
