La tenencia compartida de los niños y adolescentes dentro del derecho de familia en la ciudad de Guayaquil.

Abstract

Analyzing shared tenure in this degree work has shown me as a future legal professional that the nucleus of the family is the basis of society; and, that if it undergoes some type of change, its family environment will also be affected, so protecting this right is fundamental, both for the Ecuadorian State and for society, and the family. During the course of time within the family nucleus, it has shown that many parents, after having a divorce, having to submit to legal regulations that violate the principle of the best interests of children and , its comprehensive development, taking into consideration that in European and in all American states, shared tenure began to be implemented jointly, as an effective means of solving this problem. The only object of shared tenure that is proposed in this research is its application in our Ecuadorian legislation, through a reform of the General Organic Code of Processes and the Organic Code of Children; so that children develop in a favorable environment within the family nucleus, where their parents can share despite being divorced with them in absolute harmony.