The Political Constitution of 1991 establishes that Colombia is a Social State of Law. For this, it has a structure established in order to comply with its constitutional objectives, as well as a team of public servants and collaborators that guarantee both the rights and the constitutional obligations of the governed. The role played by the State must be concretized in this case, as regards the Family Defenders, to the provisions contained in the 1991 Political Charter, especially the postulates of articles 44 and 209 and the development that they make of it. Code of Childhood and Adolescence, law 1098 of 2006 and the internal regulations of the ICBF, concordant with the constitutionality block. The Family Ombudsman is the official par excellence guaranteeing the rights of minors and the family, is vested with faculties that allow him to address the problems that are exposed in this document and who is in the obligation to adopt the solutions that emerge from the family environment, society and the State, where infants and adolescents are involved, without ignoring other public servants to whom the Code of Childhood and Adolescence grants roles and protective functions to minors and their environment family.