Responding To 11 Points Of Inara Rusli's Lawsuit At Trial, Virgoun Asks For Children's Custody

Virgoun and his attorney at the West Jakarta Religious Court (Ivan Two Men/VOI)

JAKARTA - The divorce trial for Virgoun and Inara Rusli was again held at the West Jakarta Religious Court (PA) today, Wednesday, June 21. As a principal, both of them were not present and only represented by their respective attorneys.

The trial this time is scheduled to hear answers from Virgoun as the defendant. Wijayono Hadi Sukrisno alias Kris as his attorney gave a response to 11 points of the lawsuit from Inara which was read last week.

"Today, the agenda is that we convey the answer to the lawsuit that has been submitted by the plaintiff. And today we have answered all the lawsuits. We have submitted the answer to the panel of judges," said Wijayono Hadi Sukrisno to the media crew after the trial.

Asked further about his client's response to Inara's lawsuit, Kris was reluctant to comment further. He declined to explain in more detail to the public regarding the answers presented in court.

Even so, Kris explained that his client did not want the custody of the child to fall into Inara's hands. He explained that Virgoun wanted custody for the benefit of his three children in the future.

"Our goal is to ask that children's growth and development in the future can be happy and physically, useful for the nation and state," said Kris.

"So, according to what Bang Virgoun said at that time, we will ask for hadhanah or the guardianship rights of our three children," he continued.

If later Virgoun is trusted to hold custody, Kris ensures his client will not prevent Inara from meeting his children. The Last Child vocalist is said to be allowing Inara to meet her three children at any time.

"When one of the parties is appointed as the holder of the child's hadhanah, there is still an opportunity for one of the parents to visit. So, there is no separation of streak (saklek) like that, no. Whenever, any day is allowed to see the development of children," concluded Kris, Virgoun's attorney.