From the Adjudicatory Model to Multi-Door Justice

The book you are about to read is the result of rigorous scientific research into civil and family law. It was born out of the realization that the Brazilian legal system still faces structural faces structural challenges that limit the full implementation of mediation. Faced with the congestion of the Judiciary and the devastating nature of family litigation, this study revisits traditional paradigms to focus on self-compositional methods capable of dealing with the sociological and emotional roots of conflicts.Coordinated by Diogo Ricardo Martins Balestra, with the collaboration of Brendow Rafael Amaral Kleinubing and Camila Souza da Costa, the research investigates the effectiveness of mediation and the obstacles to its consolidation in the Multiport Justice system. Using the hypothetical-deductive method and a solid bibliographical and empirical base, the authors demonstrate how well-structured mediation promotes the sustainability of relationships and the humanization of legal outcomes.This is essential reading for anyone seeking to understand the new frontiers of self-composition and contribute to a legal culture committed to human dignity and the comprehensive protection of children and adolescents.