Abstract
The present study aims to analyze the content of the parental plan in the divorce action by spouses’ consent and the doctrinal and jurisprudential controversies regarding the use of such a concept in the divorce judicial process. In addition, it also highlighted the concern (or ignorance) of the legislator, public authorities and non-governmental organizations to introduce a parental plan into legislation, a plan of overwhelming importance regarding the joint exercise of parental authority, which means collaboration with good faith for raising and educating children, so that their life after the parents’ divorce is a harmonious continuum.
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