Assisted human reproduction and the repercussions on family law and probate

Abstract

The general objective of this article is to address assisted human reproduction and the repercussions in the field of family and succession law, about post mortem homologous artificial insemination, cryopreservation, replacement pregnancy and home insemination techniques used by people single women and same-sex couples. For this purpose, research on Bioethics and Biolaw is developed in view of the constitutional principle of human dignity, the legal repercussions that assisted reproduction techniques bring to family and succession Law, and the ethical norms published by the Federal Council of Medicine and the bills in Congress on assisted human reproduction. The methodology used was the deductive method, with bibliographical and documental research, based on the consultation of articles, legislation and jurisprudence.