GAME THEORY APPLIED TO CUSTODY CONFLICTS

  • Magáli Dellape Gomes Pontifícia Universidade Católica de São Paulo
Palavras-chave: Game Theory, Brazilian Family Law., Child Custody., Joint Custody, Zero-sum game, Non-zero-sum game

Resumo

This paper deals with the use of game theory in Family Law, especially in custody cases. It presents Game Theory and two of its modalities – zero-sum game and nonzero-sum game – and its uses in disputes concerning which parent shall be awarded custody. The intent is to draw a parallel between the attitude of parents disputing their child’s custody and game theory, as well as to present how to address these matters in order to achieve the intended outcome in accordance with the rule applicable in Brazilian Law, which is joint custody

Biografia do Autor

Magáli Dellape Gomes, Pontifícia Universidade Católica de São Paulo

Judge of the Court of the Federal District and Territories (Justiça do Distrito Federal e Territórios - TJDFT), Bachelor of Laws in UnP-RN, post-graduate in Public Law in Funcesi-Processus-DF, Masters student in Civil Procedure Law in PUC-SP. Former General Attorney for INSS and Lawyer. Professor of Civil Law and Civil Procedure

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Publicado
12-09-2018