Estudio comparado y socio-jurídico de la unión de hecho desde el caso ecuatoriano con Grecia

Abstract

Currently in Ecuador, the de facto union between two persons free of marital bond has been legalized, and according to current regulations, almost the same rights and obligations are established as the couples that unite under marriage, thus protecting the families that are formed without having opted for the marriage bond; but it is important to know what is the impact suffered by Ecuadorian society on the reforms implemented to the Civil Code on the de facto union? and what similarity there is with the regulations of other countries ?. The theme: "Comparative and socio-legal study of the de facto union from the Ecuadorian case with Greece", aims to establish the differences between the Ecuadorian and Greek regulations regarding the de facto union; for this the methods were used: deductive, inductive; a survey was applied to 20 lawyers to collect information on the subject of study. It is concluded that there is a great similarity between the legal norms of Ecuador and Greece, referring to the formalization and recognition of de facto union between persons of the same sex