This research focuses on the study of repairing damages resulting from emotional abandonment, considering the application of Civil Liability. Although emotional abandonment is not explicitly regulated in the Brazilian legal system, doctrine and jurisprudence have shown an increasingly favorable and positive understanding. The study on the topic seeks to define the concept of family entity in an updated way, in addition to recognizing that human identity is influenced by the relationships and bonds we form throughout life. In the family context, these bonds are even more valuable, since it is through the family, especially in the first stages of life, that the individual develops a sense of belonging, learns to relate, form emotional bonds and develops the capacity for trust. and coexistence. Thus, civil compensation for moral damage resulting from emotional abandonment through compensation is appropriate, in addition to considering alternative measures that can be applied cumulatively to compensation by judges.
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