A multiparentalidade no ordenamento juridico brasileiro e seus efeitos sucessorios

Abstract

The family is currently constituted in diverse forms and patterns, allowing for connections beyond blood ties. This enables the existence of families with more than one father or mother. Consequently, the law also needs to adapt to avoid becoming ineffective in the face of this new societal perspective. In this context, this work aims to analyze the institute of multiparentality and its legal effects, particularly in inheritance law. The historical evolution and principles involved in this type of filiation will be examined through jurisprudential and doctrinal analyses, utilizing a descriptive methodology. Based on this premise, the main consequences of emotional bonds in the succession of descendants to ancestors will be 2 explored. The conclusion highlights that, despite jurisprudence being ahead, multiparentality still lacks expression in the current legal system, emphasizing the need for normative regulation on this matter. In addition to the question, regarding the issue, what is the applicability of inheritance law in multiparent families and what consequences can the absence of legislation bring?