Blogger Oksana Samoilova filed a lawsuit to limit the parental rights of rapper Dzhigan
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- A court in Moscow registered a claim by blogger Oksana Samoilova to limit the parental rights of rapper Dzhigan (Denis Ustimenko) in relation to minor children.
- The lawsuit stems from an incident in July when, according to Mash, Dzhigan shot at employees on the grounds of his home in the Moscow region and held them hostage for about ten hours.
- The requirements include determining the children's place of residence with their mother.
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Why It Matters
Oksana Samoilova and Dzhigan were married and have common minor children. In July, Dzhigan, according to Mash, staged an incident with the use of weapons on the territory of his home in the Moscow region, after which he was sent to a rehabilitation center in Israel.
A court in Moscow registered a claim by blogger Oksana Samoilova to restrict rapper Dzhigan's parental rights.
According to the Mash Telegram channel, Dzhigan shot at employees on the territory of his house in the Moscow region and held them hostage.
The claims require determining the place of residence of the children with their mother.
MOSCOW, October 3 – RIA Novosti. A court in Moscow registered a claim by blogger Oksana Samoilova to restrict rapper Dzhigan (real name Denis Ustimenko) in parental rights; a date for consideration has not yet been set, her lawyer Marina Dubrovskaya told RIA Novosti.
“The claim has been filed and registered. We are awaiting a consideration date,” Dubrovskaya said.
In early July, Dzhigan, according to the Mash Telegram channel, shot at employees on the territory of his house in the Moscow region, holding them hostage for about ten hours. One person was allegedly shot in the arm and leg. The artist’s children were in the house. According to the channel, after the incident, the rapper was forcibly sent to one of the rehabilitation centers in Israel. The Moscow region headquarters of the Ministry of Internal Affairs of the Russian Federation told RIA Novosti that, according to media reports, an investigation is being carried out.
After the publications, the lawyer of the artist’s ex-wife Oksana Samoilova, Marina Dubrovskaya, told RIA Novosti that her trustee filed a lawsuit in Moscow court to limit Dzhigan’s parental rights in relation to all minor children. The claims also provide for determining the place of residence of the children with their mother.
What to Watch
AI outlook — possibilities, not facts
The court will set a date for a preliminary hearing on the lawsuit in the coming weeks.
Likely · Within weeks
The court may order a psychological and psychiatric examination of Dzhigan
Possible · Within weeks
Open Questions
- When will the first court hearing on the claim take place?
- What evidence is presented in the claim?
- What is Dzhigan’s current condition after rehabilitation?
- Will those involved in the incident in the Moscow region be held accountable?
