The French judiciary ordered to strengthen the actor's legal protection Alain Delon Due to the deterioration of his health at the age of 88, he decided to appoint a guardian to manage his assets. Dillon has been under judicial protection since January 25But this new decision will allow him to carry out some legal procedures that must now be approved by the guardian. The Court of Montargis in central France, close to the actor's home on the banks of the Loire River, accepted the request of the French star's three children to strengthen his guardianship over him due to his inability to deal with some activities in the field of personal affairs. The judges thus decided to increase the level of protection imposed on the actor, who can now appeal the decision if he sees fit.

Last January, Alain Delon's lawyer asked the court to protect the French cinema legend, who was subjected to a media uproar due to disputes between his three children born to different wives. Only Anouska, the second of the three children, appeared in court, while the eldest, Anthony, and the youngest, Alain Fabian, sent their lawyers to represent them. This appearance before the court shed light on the differences between the actor’s descendants, which are divided between the daughter, who wants to move her father to Switzerland, where he has established his residence, and the two sons, who want him to remain in the villa he built. Building in Montargis area

According to Anthony, his half-sister intends to pay less taxes on her future inheritance due to the tax difference between France and Switzerland. The children confirm that there will be no differences between them regarding inheritance, after Alain Delon issued the will years ago, albeit with an unequal distribution, half of which goes to the daughter and the rest in equal shares to the two sons.