He Appeals and Wins: Will She Take the Exams?

by Marcus Liu - Business Editor
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SENIGALLIA – Economically, he comes out of the separation case in pieces. The judge’s sentence: a monthly maintenance allowance of 1,300 euros to the ex-wife and a contribution of 700 euros for the daughter. Years pass and the economic position of the man, a Senigallian, changes radically due to problems at work and Covid. In the space of 4 years the monthly income goes from 10,800 to 800 euros.

The doubts

Despite this and the house ending up at auction, he does everything he can to keep up with the payments established by the judge, in the meantime recalibrated (and confirmed on appeal) with the divorce case in 800 euros for the ex-wife and a thousand for the daughter, who is not self-sufficient from an economic point of view and has been enrolled in a three-year course at the University of Urbino since 2017. The father himself took on the payment of the taxes. Without ever batting an eyelid for the sake of her daughter. Until last year, when he began to have a suspicion. That is, that the girl – now 26 years old – had abandoned her studies without however looking for a suitable job in order to become financially independent. Hence, the request to the university to obtain information on the course of study, including exams taken, whether the enrollment was still valid and whether she had graduated in the meantime. In short, he wanted to understand if he was paying (among a thousand difficulties and personal sacrifices) for nothing.

Access to the documents was denied to him by the university, also due to the opposition of the girl, who objected to the lack of direct, concrete and current interest of the father. The University of Urbino, for its part, asserted the student’s right to privacy. Yet another setback for a broke dad. What did he have to do? Contact the lawyers Andrea Filippini and Simone Guazzarotti to have the right to know about your daughter’s university career. Appeal accepted by the TAR judges. Only the university was involved in the proceedings.

According to the judges, the Senigallian man “being civilly obliged towards his daughter as well, is entitled to access the documents that prove, directly or indirectly, the position” of his daughter. Because a possible appeal for the content of the maintenance allowance also depends on that. The TAR ordered the University to have the appellant examine the requested documents within 30 days of filing the sentence.

date: 2026-02-14 05:17:00

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