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Moria Casán Weighs In on Tini Stoessel’s Dispute With Her Father: “The Family Wants It to End”

From Clarín · () Spanish

Translated from Spanish and summarized by DistantNews. Read the original for the full story.

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  • Moria Casán said Alejandro Stoessel and Mariana Muzlera are deeply hurt by the public dispute with their daughter, Tini Stoessel.
  • Casán said the family wants the conflict to end and argued that the issue could be resolved despite its financial dimension.
  • Alejandro Stoessel’s lawyer said no formal legal case exists and that the matter remains a public family dispute.

Moria Casán entered the dispute between Tini Stoessel and her father, Alejandro Stoessel, as the singer returned to the stage with her international Futttura tour. The family conflict emerged after Tini requested an audit to determine the state of her assets, while Alejandro and Tini’s mother, Mariana Muzlera, faced growing media attention.

There is nothing worse than fighting with your children, it is very painful. Even more so when it is over money.

· Moria CasánShe described the emotional impact of the dispute between Tini Stoessel and her parents.

Casán said the situation had left the parents distressed. “There is nothing worse than fighting with your children, it is very painful. Even more so when it is over money,” she said. She added that the dispute could still be clarified, noting that the people involved were not facing financial ruin even if the sums were substantial.

The television host said Alejandro and Mariana were “very hurt” by what had happened. “They want all of this to end. They cannot believe how they are being defamed, how people are talking about them and how the versions circulating about the family dispute depart from the truth,” she said.

They want all of this to end. They cannot believe how they are being defamed, how people are talking about them and how the versions circulating about the family dispute depart from the truth.

· Moria CasánShe conveyed Alejandro Stoessel and Mariana Muzlera’s view of the public conflict.

Casán said Alejandro had agreed to contact her when he felt ready to discuss the conflict in greater depth. “Regardless of whether he speaks with me, because I do not want to pressure him, it is important that this gets resolved,” she concluded.

Regardless of whether he speaks with me, because I do not want to pressure him, it is important that this gets resolved.

· Moria CasánShe said the family dispute should be settled.

Alejandro’s lawyer, Agustín Rodríguez, separately denied that the family was involved in a formal court dispute. “I participate as a lawyer only when there is a case, and there is none here,” Rodríguez said. He described the matter as a public family issue and said Alejandro had provided everything requested so far. Rodríguez also defended his client, saying he had known Alejandro and the family for more than 15 years and that Alejandro had always protected his daughter’s interests.

I participate as a lawyer only when there is a case, and there is none here.

· Agustín RodríguezAlejandro Stoessel’s lawyer denied that a formal legal case exists.
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Originally published by Clarín in Spanish. Translated, summarized, and contextualized automatically by DistantNews, with a note on how the source frames the story. Not individually reviewed before publishing. How this works.

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