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The critique of the Brazilian Civil Code is a recurring theme in legal literature and academic discussions. The code has been subject to several revisions and updates over the years, with the aim of adapting it to the needs of Brazilian society and keeping up with changes in the field of law. However, recent criticism focuses on issues such as:1. Lack of debate and discussion within the legal community when the code was implemented in 2002.2. Concerns about unaddressed topics, such as fertilization in vitro, artificial insemination, DNA importance in determining paternity, same-sex stable relationships (homoaffective unions), and the legal implications of internet use (contracts, civil liability).3. Violation of the bicameralism principle during the legislative process that created the current Civil Code.4. Need for updating to address these issues.5. Concerns about code interpretation, including inconsistent interpretations and lack of clarity in legal provisions.6. The need for a more holistic approach to studying the code, considering not only legal provisions but also social and cultural implications.Possible solutions include:1. Revising the code to update it and ensure it meets contemporary societal needs.2. Creating consultative committees composed of experts in different areas of law to identify problems and suggest solutions for gaps in the legislation.3. Studying specific cases to better understand practical implications of the law and find solutions to challenges.4. Adopting an interdisciplinary approach to studying the code, considering different perspectives and fields of knowledge.5. Involving society in the elaboration and evaluation of legislation to ensure it meets community needs and is properly implemented in practice.