Multiparentality: successive effects of the concomitance between socio-affective kinship relationship and biological recognition

• Autor(a) principal: Lando, Giorge Andre
• Data de Publicação: 2019
• Outros Autores: Santos, Lucas Emmanuel Fortes dos
• Tipo de documento: Artigo
• Idioma: por
• Título da fonte: Revista Científica Disruptiva
• Texto Completo: http://revista.cers.com.br/ojs/index.php/revista/article/view/7
• topic: Direito; Família multiparental; Parentesco socioafetivo; Reconhecimento biológico; Sucessão; Law; Multiparental family; Socio-affective kinship; Biological recognition; Succession; Derecho; Familia multiparental; Parentesco socioactivo; Reconocimiento biológico; Sucesión

Kinship is no longer confined to the field of inbreeding given its inability to define relationships established between individuals. Biological determinism, in itself considered, generates a reductionist and unfinished vision of kinship, not adding in its framework, the potentiality of affection. The article aims to discuss the succession effects arising from the concomitance between socio-affective kinship and biological recognition within the multiparental family. It will be a descriptive-exploratory research, with a qualitative approach, developed through bibliographical technique and documentary analysis. Multiparentality is a familiar format that allows for the coexistence of the biological and affective aspects of parenthood, thus generating repercussions on the succession that challenge the civilian legislator, as well as the delimitation of the legal effects that ensue. In this way, in the judgments of the courts, the courts proceed more and more to the recognition of affection, in order to establish the appropriate succession treatment. In view of this, it is intended to highlight the concrete difficulties born due to affective kinship, regarding the transfer of assets. In order to eliminate situations of disproportionality and attack on the dignity of the human person in the inheritance of goods of the de cujus in favor of ascendants, the maternal and paternal lines should be ignored when interpreting the norm, which should be applied based on the principle of equality between the heirs in the same degree.