Abstract
The concept of family has undergone many changes over the past decades, distancing itself from the traditional nuclear model. Although the Brazilian Federal Constitution has advanced in the recognition of new family nuclei, the homoaffective union is still omitted, depriving it of guarantees and rights. The aim of the present paper is to call attention to the lack of an academic and professional training to deal with homoaffective couples. It is a narrative review carried out on doctrinal works, pertinent national legislation, jurisprudence and electronic documents such as laws and regulations which served as the basis for the elaboration of this scientific article. With the advances in society in recognizing the homoaffective union as a part of civil society, being able to enjoy similar rights to those of heterosexual couples concerning reproduction medically assisted.
Homosexuality; Family planning; Family relations