Abstract
This article will deal with the role of the State and the family in guaranteeing children and adolescents the absolute priority and best interests of this public, since the 1988 Federal Constitution provides for such rights. Therefore, the objective of this research is to analyze how each institution, State and family, impact the life of minors in training. In addition to discussing the limits and scope of the State and the family. The methodology used in the present work was qualitative bibliographical research, both in doctrine and in national legislation, in an explanatory manner. Finally, it was concluded that national legislation is imperative regarding the rights of children and adolescents, with a particular concern for children and young people, in an attempt to ensure that the State and the family can carry out their duties in a full, supportive and supportive manner. dignified, however, the best interests are not always respected by both institutions.
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