Reflection on multiparentality in inheritance law
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.24302/acaddir.v1.2393Keywords:
Multiparenthood, Membership, Succession lawAbstract
This article presents a reflection on multiparenting in inheritance law, which research will be about the recognition of multiparenting, which has been progressively admitted in doctrine and jurisprudence, aiming to analyze the prevalence of socio-affective paternity. on biological law in inheritance law, in cases in which this biological paternity is only recorded in the register, thus having no participation or coexistence with the child. The research was developed on orientations of the qualitative approach, as procedure proceeded to the bibliographical research, with study and comparison of doctrines, scientific articles, laws and resolutions. Consequently, it was found that, although the recognition of both biological and socio-affective paternities is admitted, the subject still entails many divergent opinions regarding the prevalence of one over the other in the law of succession. Thus, it is noted that there are no norms related to inheritance law dealing with the existing conflicts between multiparenting.