Family Law Rules of Procedure is an increasingly popular discipline and in which the Judiciary has an active participation. The author analyzes the procedural congruence in the custody of minors, of the different institutions that rule on this subject. He considers that the opinions of the Supreme Court of Justice of the Republic allow us to interpret Section 81 of the Code of Children and Adolescents as a whole, for the solution of family disputes on the custody of minors.

The unique process has been strengthened with the adoption of two directives within the Judiciary, which promote virtuality, concentration of procedural acts and orality. In this way, this branch of the State evidences its commitment to the progress of family procedural law and the expeditious settlement of cases in favor of children and adolescents. The author of this article analyzes directives from the jurisdictional scope, developing contributions for the correct use by the judicial user.