As if it were a world apart, it is increasingly evident that in a very significant number of family courts, women, their daughters and sons are not protected against gender-based violence. It is as if the professionals who work in these areas and in this field had chosen to stay outside the emphasis on the rights of the child mandated by LOPIVI and on the specialized training and guarantees required by the regulations to fight against violence against women (2004) or against gender. sexual violence (2021).
Despite appearances, it appears to be more of an exception than a rule that within the legal profession, the prosecution and the justice system there are professionals who take the task seriously to banish the misogynistic and patriarchal prejudices that interfere in cases of separation and divorce. occur in family courts. Gender and sexist stereotypes which are applied in a continuous and standardized manner by the same psychosocial teams when controversies require their reports or when the controversial (unregulated) figure of the parental coordinator enters the scene, whose mediation is more reminiscent of that of a guardian of traditional family values as well as an impartial subject knowledgeable about the dynamics of gender-based violence.
