Se o amor é bom, então por que limitá-lo à apenas um?: a possibilidade do reconhecimento da união estável poliafetiva e seus efeitos sucessórios

Abstract

The primary objective of this study is to demonstrate that the Federal Constitution and infraconstitutional laws offer sufficient grounds to recognize the Polyamorous Stable Union as a family entity. It seeks to pinpoint potential rights that involved parties might not exercise due to the prevailing patriarchal characteristics in contemporary society. These patriarchal forces strive to maintain the purity of moral values and good customs, even if it results in the denial of fundamental rights guaranteed by the Constitution itself. This research was conducted through bibliographic research, drawing insights from previously published materials by other authors, such as books and scientific articles. From this study, it becomes evident that polyamory enthusiasts looking to establish families face significant injustices. There is no legislation ensuring intrinsic rights to the union, particularly concerning family and inheritance rights.