"Any delay or refusal exposes Hassan Shakosh to imprisonment" "The final ruling cannot be appealed"

The legal dispute between the festival singer Hassan Shakosh and his ex-wife Reem Tarek has entered a decisive new phase, after a final court ruling obliging Shakosh to pay financial dues related to marriage alimony and dowry. This enables his ex-wife to initiate seizure procedures on his money and properties to ensure the execution of the judgment.

A final court ruling Lawyer Yasser Qantoush, representing Reem Tarek, confirmed that his client has received the enforceable copy of the judgment issued by the Family Court, emphasizing that the ruling is final and cannot be appealed. This allows immediate initiation of seizure procedures on Shakosh’s bank accounts, real estate, and movable properties.

Details of financial dues The Family Court upheld the initial ruling issued in October, obliging Shakosh to pay 950,000 Egyptian pounds after relying on official reports detailing his earnings from concerts and digital platforms.

The lawyer warned that any delay or refusal to pay may expose Shakosh to imprisonment under personal status law, as the judgment is final and must be executed immediately.

Seizure procedures on Shakosh’s assets The legal execution covers all of the artist’s assets, including bank accounts, real estate, and movable property.

These measures are taken to ensure that Reem Tarek receives her full financial rights without delay, according to the law.

Background of the case Reem Tarek had filed a lawsuit to increase the alimony, based on official reports showing Hassan Shakosh’s high income and earnings. The court relied on these reports to determine the final amount, ensuring she receives her full entitlements.