Pedro Chaparro Matamoros

Pedro Chaparro Matamoros is an Associate Professor in the Department of Civil Law at the Faculty of Law, University of Valencia. His academic and research work focuses on civil, family, and succession law, with a strong emphasis on legal vulnerability, particularly concerning minors, persons with disabilities, and companion animals. He is an active member of two research groups: DERVUL (Law and Vulnerability) and GPF (Person and Family).

• PhD, Universitat de València (2017)

His research interests include family law, succession law, housing rights, legal education, and digital legal services. He has published extensively on the judicial attribution of the family home, child custody, inheritance rights for disabled persons, and innovative teaching methods in legal education. His work bridges doctrinal analysis with practical and interdisciplinary approaches, particularly in vulnerable populations.

His recent publications (2023–2025) show a consistent focus on civil law doctrines, family law reforms, succession law challenges, and pedagogical innovation. Key themes include the right to identity, digital contracts, legal representation, and the modernization of family law through jurisprudence. He frequently contributes to doctrinal commentaries and legal analysis of recent legislation and court rulings.

Pedro Chaparro Matamoros is actively involved in educational innovation, promoting active learning methodologies, digital tools (e.g., Kahoot!), and practical legal teaching. He has contributed to discussions on online education, gamification, and curriculum development in law degrees.