Norma que faculta el pago de pensiones de alimentos hasta los 21 años a titulares que están cursando estudios

Abstract

In this research work on the regulation that allows for the payment of child support up to the age of 21 for those who are pursuing studies, the introduction presents the context and relevance of the issue. Chapter I defines the research problem, outlining its key aspects and establishing general and specific objectives, as well as evaluating the social and scientific impact. The methodology used is described at the end of this chapter. Chapter II provides a theoretical framework, explaining the concept and evolution of food law and child support. The regulatory framework for the protection of children and adolescents in Ecuador is reviewed, including international treaties and national laws, and related bills extending child support are analyzed. Chapter III examines the social and economic context of students in Ecuador, the impact of child support on higher education, and university dropout rates. Additionally, a comparative law analysis is included, comparing legislations from Peru, Argentina, Chile, and Spain, evaluating the similarities and differences with Ecuadorian regulations.