Sartori, Giana Lisa ZanardoLechota, Luane2024-02-282024-02-282020https://repositorio.uricer.edu.br/handle/35974/511The objective of this research was to analyze shared custody as a rule and not as an exception. The question that was sought to answer was: both parents are parents, the exercise of family power belongs to both, so how is the application of shared custody as a rule without this implying in situations of parental alienation? Family configurations were studied in the Brazilian legal system, it was sought to understand family power and its attributions, with emphasis on the custody of children. Then, we started to analyze shared custody in the perspective that the child does not belong to one or the other, it belongs to both. Shared custody was appointed as an alternative that best serves the child's well-being after the marital break. The study demonstrated that shared custody is a legal possibility of balanced coexistence, because in this type of custody, the child can live with both parents and, these can accompany the growth of the children, the advantages for the proper fulfillment of the child's coexistence with the parents are greater than the disadvantages brought about by a possible induced parental alienation. It is up to the judge to assess its existence or not by collecting evidence and to take measures regarding this practice on a case-by-case basis. The research method used in this work was the inductive, analytical and descriptive method, using the bibliographic research technique.pt-BRDireitoGuarda compartilhadaAlienação parentalConfiguração familiarPoder familiarTrabalho de Conclusão de Curso