Abstract
The text develops jurisprudential cases of the IACHR that deal with issues of a family nature, in which the application of the “Law of the State party” of the Convention is mainly evaluated against the scope of the American Convention, decreeing that these have been breached by said States. As a consequence of this situation, it is that the main problem is observed: the Law is in a negative gap facing the development of the social conditions in which families develop, and therefore the need arises to positively value the postulates of the IACHR for its applicability in national jurisdictional practice in matters of the specialty of Family Law.
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