While Gerard Piqué and Clara Chía are enjoying a few days off in the United Arab Emirates, the former soccer player's lawyers and those of Shakira have opened the folder for a series of conversations that will determine the immediate future of both and their children, Milan and Sasha. According to the information handled by this newspaper, once the divorce agreement has been signed, ratified, and certified by the judge, the phase now begins that will specify the visiting days that correspond to the father in the remainder of the course, before the summer vacations, and the forecast to pay for extracurricular activities and other expenses of the children. At the end of this month, Piqué will travel to Miami to see his children and will remain there for four or five days.
Shakira's lawyers, whose divorce has been handled by Pilar Mañé's office, and Piqué's, represented by Tamborero Abogados, have a job ahead of them that can range from arduous to exhausting, outlining the rules that the separation regulatory agreement established: ten visiting days each month for the father –holidays aside– and half-time extracurricular and extraordinary expenses.
Although the former soccer player promised to notify his ex a month in advance about when he will travel to Miami, there is much to qualify. In the first place, it is urgent to specify the days of visits that correspond to you in May and what will happen from then on: in the US, classes end at the end of next month and the beginning of the summer holidays opens another chapter to discuss, How will the distribution of days be during June, July and August.
Secondly, the economic epigraph. The regulatory agreement establishes that both the habitual and extracurricular activities of the children as well as the extraordinary expenses that occur, will be satisfied in equal parts. For an extraordinary expense, that is, unforeseen, to be paid in halves, it is essential to reach an agreement between the parents. And this is a particularly thorny point, since Shakira and Piqué right now do not even speak to each other.
The school where Milan and Sasha began classes on April 11, coinciding with the first day of school after the Easter holidays, as they call Holy Week in the US. They are enrolled in the Miami Country Day School, a highly valued school whose tuition ranges between 33,000 and 46,000 dollars a year, half of which will be borne by Gerard Piqué. The institution is among the top 20 colleges in the entire state of Florida. Founded in 1938, it welcomes around 1,250 students from more than 40 countries from P3 to secondary school.
