Biasus, Alessandra ReginaMenegotto, Eduarda Serraglio2025-03-182024https://repositorio.uricer.edu.br/handle/35974/797The legislation unfolds into doctrinal provisions that facilitate the understanding of relevant social issues, particularly parental alienation, which has become an increasingly important topic in family relationships. This monographic work aims to analyze parental alienation through the lens of Law No. 12.318/10 within Family Law, seeking to enhance the legislation in favor of children's rights, especially in situations of disempowerment. The research is structured into three chapters. The first chapter provides a historical analysis of the protective rights of minors, focusing on the constitutive elements and the evolution of these rights over time. The second chapter addresses the intrinsic aspects of parental alienation, discussing its concept and the criteria for determining custody of minor children after separation. Finally, the third chapter differentiates parental alienation from the related syndrome and explores the reasons supporting the presumption of the law's ineffectiveness concerning minors. To substantiate the analysis, the methodology employed includes bibliographic and documentary research, utilizing inductive and analytical-descriptive methods. Primary sources will be used to provide a clear and objective description of the complexity of the problem addressed, along with a deeper understanding of the recognition of parental alienation within the Brazilian legal system.pt-BRDireitoDireito de FamíliaAlienação parentalGuarda de filhosTrabalho de Conclusão de Curso