Abstract
This paper aims to address the importance of the family as an affective, socializing and educational institute, as well as its evolution over the years, including analyzing aspects of family power and custody modalities. It is known that the family is a mirror, a guiding principle so that the child's best interest is in fact served. The family problematization known as parental alienation will be approached in order to expose this matter to society in an enlightening way and to facilitate the identification of the problem, including demonstrating the effects caused by parental alienation and the movements in defense of it. In addition, considerations will be made about Law 12,318 / 10 including the possibility of civil liability in the face of acts arising from the alienating person.
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