Multiparentalidades e seus efeitos sucessórios

Abstract

Based on historical analysis, this study aims at the evolutionary understanding of the family institute with a special focus on multiparental relations resulting from the new social groupings and their succession reflexes resulting from the application of the homeland legal system. Since the concept of family has suffered several structural metamorphoses over time, it has recently overcome the limitations imposed by biological barriers, thus supporting purely affective bonds, raising them to the level of equality with others, protected under constitutional protection. Thus, affective, register and biological affiliations raised to the same level led to the emergence of conflict possibilities, and the judiciary was then assigned the task of ensuring due harmony, so that rights do not overlap. Thus, in order to enable a theoretical support that provides consistent bases of analysis, the deductive method was adopted, besides constituting a bibliographic research, aiming at enriching the debate.