A visão do ordenamento jurídico brasileiro quanto à consolidação da união estável

Abstract

Family formation has evolved over time, moving from a restricted vision based on kinship ties and women's submission, to a broader definition based on affection and love between people. Currently, the family can be formed by different types of bonds, such as stable unions, adoption and emotional ties. The Federal Constitution protects the family as the basis of society. The stable union and marriage are the most legally recognized forms, but there are still debates about the definition and consolidation of the stable union. Family formation has changed over the centuries, and today it is seen as the union of two people who love each other and seek to build a home together. This work addresses the study and research methodology, in the Monograph modality, through consultations with doctrines, legislation and jurisprudence. Keywords: family.union.stable.society.marriage.