Legal effects of the membership registration resulting from multiparentality

Abstract

It is known that court decisions involving civil registration requests for registration of multiparantality are evaluated based on the principle of affectivity, which forms the foundation of the right of families, as it has the power to counterbalance social-affective relationships in situations of patrimonial or biological origin . Therefore, the present work has as general objective to demonstrate the possibility of registering double filiation taking into account the principle of affection, provoking a reflection on the legislative evolution of affectivity, filiation in the context of the new family, in addition to clarifying the parental issue and reaffirm the legal foundation that emotions prevail in biological matters. The study is based on a bibliographic and documentary research, of a deductive nature, as it is based on articles, jurisprudence, doctrines and laws that supported the discussion of the proposed topic, with the relevance of affectivity in the registration of dual paternity and/or maternity. It can be concluded that multiparenthood is a relevant issue in the context of Contemporary Family Law, consolidating affectivity as a true principle of the national legal system, with effective legal consequences in the family environment, especially the rights to education, food, succession, among others.