📋 Tender Overview
The Fourth Family Court of Independence resolved three cases of designation of support and safeguards, in favor of three people in vulnerable situations.Justice that comes to your house. The Superior Court of Justice of Lima Norte, presided over by Juan Carlos Santillan Tuesta, held home hearings in less than two weeks that made it possible to resolve, in the same act, three judicial processes for the designation of supports and safeguards in favor of three citizens with disabilities.
In order to guarantee effective access to justice for people in vulnerable situations, the Fourth Family Court of Independencia, headed by Chief Judge Jorge Johan Pariasca Martinez, attended to the request presented by Ana Cecilia Loyola Padilla on behalf of her 19-year-old son, who has autism spectrum disorder and intellectual disability.
The plaintiff had requested judicial support from this court to assist and represent her son in the collection and administration of his orphans pension, as well as the non-pensionable schooling bonus and National Holidays and Christmas bonuses, benefits granted by the Peruvian Navy, an institution to which the beneficiarys father belonged.
Multidisciplinary team
The procedure took place at the home of the mother and her son in the district of Comas, with the participation of the judicial counselors and the multidisciplinary team, made up of a doctor and a psychologist, who evaluated the young man and immediately issued the corresponding report to the jurisdictional body.
After interviewing the plaintiff and the beneficiary, and evaluating the medical reports, the judge issued the final resolution during the same hearing, granting the mother the powers to represent her son in the collection and administration of the orphans pension, benefits that will cover the therapies, food and well-being of the young beneficiary.
For their part, the judicial counselors will monitor the case, verifying compliance with judicial provisions and providing permanent support to the person with disabilities.
Justice that does not stop
The head of the CSJ of Lima Norte, Juan Carlos Santillan Tuesta, accompanied the Justice Brigade during this home hearing, where he reaffirmed the commitment of his administration to protect boys, girls, adolescents, older adults and people in vulnerable conditions, through an accessible, inclusive, close and timely justice service.
Likewise, he highlighted that this case has been carried out in the middle of the February judicial holidays, which demonstrates that justice does not stop in its work and commitment to serving the most vulnerable people.
On the other hand, on January 27, the Fourth Family Court resolved two processes for the designation of 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.
In File No. 1790-2026, Judge Pariasca Martinez, together with the Justice Brigade, traveled to the Collique sector to resolve the request presented by Jorge Alfredo Cerna Torres, granting him powers to collect and administer the orphans pension for his daughter, who has Down syndrome and intellectual disability.
Subsequently, the judicial team traveled to the Santa Luzmila sector in the same district, to attend to File No. 1689-2026, where the applicant Norma Vergaray Alfaro requested the designation of support on behalf of her 69-year-old brother, diagnosed with paranoid schizophrenia.
During this hearing, the judge listened to the applicant, interviewed the family members and evaluated the reports issued by the multidisciplinary team. After that, he read the final resolution, immediately notifying the parties and establishing safeguards aimed at guaranteeing the comprehensive protection of the beneficiary.
These judicial decisions, adopted in record time, constitute a good practice promoted by the Superior Court of Justice of Lima Norte, with favorable results in the protection of the rights of people in vulnerable situations. Along these lines, Judge Jorge Pariasca Martinez and his team will continue to visit the homes of those who need it most, bringing the justice service closer to the vulnerable population of Lima Norte.
Independence, February 12, 2026
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