Biasus, Alessandra ReginaParis, Isadora Diehl de2025-03-182024https://repositorio.uricer.edu.br/handle/35974/787The primary objective of this thesis is to analyze the possibility of holding the noncustodial parent civilly liable for the unlawful acts committed by their minor children within the Brazilian legal framework. The study begins by defining the concepts of family and parental authority, addressing different forms of custody, especially sole and shared custody. In the context of civil liability, both subjective and objective liability are discussed, with a focus on the parents' obligation to compensate for damages caused by their children, as provided by the Civil Code. Based on doctrinal and case law support, the paper examines the various interpretations of Article 932, I, of the Civil Code, which establishes parental liability for children under their authority and care. It aims to reveal the divergences regarding the extent of this responsibility, both in legal and social terms, questioning whether the duty of supervision is exclusive to the custodial parent or encompasses both parents due to parental authority. The research indicates that, in order to ensure full compensation to victims of unlawful acts committed by minors, clearer legislation is needed, which should provide for joint parental liability regardless of which parent has custody, in line with the principle of family solidarity and the protection of third-party rights. The present study utilized bibliographic-documentary research through an inductive approach.pt-BRDireitoResponsabilidade civilGenitor não guardiãoPoder familiarTrabalho de Conclusão de Curso