Family breakup judicialized and prescription of family intervention from the forensic social work: confluent factors
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https://doi.org/10.30827/tsg-gsw.v10i18.9543Keywords:
Family breakdown, Forensic Social Work, expert, family intervention, communicationAbstract
The family break when there are children under age entails a great difficulty for its members no matter the case. When it occurs in families whose relational dynamics are badly damaged, due to the presence of negative personal and socio-environmental factors and / or dysfunctional communication skills, the chances of judicialization and chronification are very high. This essay aims to address how these types of cases evolve, once they pass through the judicial system, are valued by a technical team and in the expert social report issued from the FSW (Forensic Social Work), it is concluded the need for the family group to submit to an intervention process that ensures the best interests of the children and helps the parents to acquire positive parenting skills. The methodology is based on the selection of case examples of the case studies from the FSW, followed by a compilation of data brought about by the subjects involved, from whose analysis emerge explanatory factors of why interventions are not implemented. The lack of protocols that define the communication process, and definitely the lack of open and effective communication channels between judicial system, social resources and families can be inferred from the reflection on them.
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