JAKARTA - Sarwendah finally spoke up about her decision to leave her old house and take her children to a new residence. Through her lawyer, Chris Sam Siwu, it was revealed that security factors were the main trigger behind the move.
"These unsafe situations are not good for children. There are other parties who are looking for other people who are no longer at home," said Chris Sam Siwu at the South Jakarta District Court, Wednesday, July 22.
The terror is not just a figment of the imagination. Sarwendah's party has evidence of the arrival of a number of men suspected of being debt collectors at their residence late at night.
"We also bring this, it's still warm not long ago, about July 11. It is suspected that the debt collector did come to the house to deliver the bill. There were about five people who came at 21.52 WIB," said Chris.
Apart from interference from outside parties, the house was also haunted by serious financial problems. Sarwendah admitted that she was shocked when she found out that the assets she left behind were threatened with seizure by the bank.
"Our client got information that the house had to be auctioned. So our client doesn't want to be given such a thing. So yeah, don't want to bother," Chris continued.
Sarwendah herself admitted that she needed a big struggle to give her children an understanding of why they had to move suddenly.
"Of course it takes my struggle to explain why I have to move. I will explain as little as possible, as well as possible without cornering each other," said Sarwendah.
This move was taken to keep the children away from the conflict of adults and the whirlpool of financial problems involving her ex-husband, Ruben Onsu.
"Our clients with financial independence, yes, our clients are better off moving. To find what? Find happiness with children," said Chris.
Now, Sarwendah hopes to start a new, calmer life in the house she has been living with her children without the shadow of fear of asset seizures.
"Our client has been living with her children and also regarding the transfer, she has been informed of her ex-husband," concluded the lawyer.
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