Use of the protection of the Maria da Penha Law as a justification for the accusation of parental alienation

Abstract

This article aims to present problems arising from laws that aim to prevent and punish distincts types of violence against women and children, but that have impacts on the social environment, especially on the family, namely: Maria da Penha Law, Parental Alienation Law and Henry Borel Law. In the course of the course, various social and moral problems in family life and society will be presented through crimes that the violation of these laws can present, also obstacles when it comes to uniting them in a family. If the family is one of the main bases that has the duty to ensure security, health, food, education, culture, housing, access to justice, sports, leisure, work, citizenship, freedom, dignity, respect and family and community life,it is the main one to violate what is expected of a society, which originates from families that are the targets of these crimes, creating impacts on the moral and social development of children and adolescents. The method of approach used is the deductive method, in function of presenting the impact generated on the social and moral development of the child and adolescent in the midst of domestic violence, showing that this impact does not only interfere in the now of the child or adolescent, but in the way in which they may interact in society or family, and may not break this violent cycle.