Former domestic worker Nur Rohmah filed a Rp 1 billion civil lawsuit against Andre Taulany’s ex-wife, Erin, at the South Jakarta District Court on Wednesday, July 29, 2026. The initial mediation session stalled because Erin failed to appear personally, though the plaintiff’s legal team submitted a formal settlement proposal during the proceedings according to attorney Adil.
Mediation Stalls at South Jakarta District Court
The court-mandated mediation hit an immediate roadblock when the primary defendant, Erin, did not attend the session in person at the South Jakarta District Court in Ragunan. According to plaintiff counsel Adil, the formal peace proposal put forward by Nur Rohmah mirrors the core demands outlined in the original civil complaint. These terms include a financial compensation claim of Rp 1 billion alongside the return of specific personal documents belonging to the former assistant.
Legal representatives for the plaintiff acknowledged they must review the settlement terms directly with their client before taking further steps. “That there is a claim of Rp 1 billion yes, if I’m not mistaken, and several documents that must be returned. But we have to clarify with our client first,” Adil told reporters at the courthouse.
Addressing Defendant Absence and Cooperation
Addressing media inquiries regarding Erin’s absence and reports that she was currently out of the country, Adil stated that the exact reasons would be officially detailed during the subsequent mediation hearing. He also noted that the plaintiff herself was not personally present for this opening mediation session.
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Dismissing speculation that the defendant intentionally avoided the legal proceedings, Adil maintained that Erin is in good health and intends to remain cooperative. “We don’t know yet. Not scared,” he said, adding that “Bu Erin” is healthy. When questioned about future cooperation, counsel confirmed, “I think our client will be cooperative.”
Background of the Unlawful Act Lawsuit
The civil dispute stems from allegations of Perbuatan Melawan Hukum, or Unlawful Acts, filed by Nur Rohmah against Erin. Court records show the lawsuit seeks Rp 1 billion in damages based on claims of psychological trauma, verbal abuse, withheld wages, and the retention of personal identification documents during the period of employment. The case remains strictly in the pre-trial mediation phase at the South Jakarta District Court while attorneys await the next scheduled court date.
Frequently Asked Questions
Why did the initial mediation session fail to reach a settlement?
The primary defendant, Erin, did not attend the session in person, requiring her legal counsel to coordinate and clarify the settlement terms directly with her before proceeding.
What are the main demands in Nur Rohmah’s lawsuit?
According to attorney Adil, the plaintiff is seeking Rp 1 billion in financial compensation alongside the return of withheld personal documents.
What legal grounds form the basis of the case?
The lawsuit is filed under civil claims of Perbuatan Melawan Hukum (Unlawful Acts), citing alleged psychological trauma, salary withholding, and document retention during employment.
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