Universidad Católica Boliviana "San Pablo"

ABSTRACT In 2009, the New Political Constitution of the Plurinational State of Bolivia was approved. Subsequently, a series of modifications was made to the national regulations and the creation of new legal bodies, such as the New Code of Families and the Process Family (Law No.603) dated November 19, 2014, and the Law of Conciliation and Arbitration (Law No.708) dated June 25, 2015. The present investigation is based on the analysis of these legal bodies to introduce the institutional arbitration as an alternative to the ordinary jurisdiction to resolve conflicts of a patrimonial nature, when it comes to, determine, separate and distribute marital property of the spouses. Because of the autonomy of the will as the basis for developing an arbitration process. We understand by the dynamics of society today that the figure of both national and international arbitration has become the legal remedy, efficient, specialized, flexible and with the speed necessary for the solution of conflicts, not only in commercial matters but also in specialized matters. The present investigation focuses on analyzing the compatibility of an arbitration process with family matters, specifically for a divorce regarding the liquidation of acquisitions