Estudio comparado y socio- jurídico la unión de hecho desde el caso ecuatoriano con los países de América Latina yo la Unión Europea (Uruguay)

Abstract

Abstract: The facto Union, known in the Constitution of the Republic as well as in the Civil Code as concubinage, contemplating this union when more than two years of cohabitation have passed, as long as the cohabitants are free of marital ties, with the same legal effects. Like marriage, rights and obligations are generated for the couple and the necessary protection is given to the children resulting from this union. Many advances have been made over time on this issue, however there are legal gaps that give rise to legal uncertainty regarding the Property Partnership that is generated in the De facto Union, which does not happen with legal marriage. constituted, it being necessary to legislate safeguarding the interest of families formed through a de facto union. In the current Constitution of 2008, which is in force, the de facto union has a much broader meaning, this is because it indicates that the legalization of the de facto union will generate the same rights and obligations that families formed through marriage.