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Brazilian court deadline calculator

A prazo processual counted the way the CPC counts it.

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How it works

  1. Type the date of the notice (intimação) or publication and the number of days, such as 2026-09-21 + 15.
  2. If the date is when the notice appeared in the DJe or DJEN, tick the box: publication moves to the next business day and counting starts the business day after that.
  3. Put one deadline per line to count several at once.
  4. Check the holidays and recess days listed under the answer, and add your court’s local holidays.

Frequently asked questions

How does the CPC count deadlines?
In business days only (art. 219). The first day is left out and the last included (art. 224), so counting starts on the first business day after the notice or publication.
What about the year-end recess?
Deadlines are suspended from 20 December to 20 January inclusive (art. 220). A deadline that started before resumes on 21 January with the days it had left.
What does the DJe box do?
A notice counts as published on the first business day after it was made available in the electronic court gazette, and the deadline runs from the next business day (art. 224, §§ 2 and 3). The box makes both steps.
Which holidays are left out?
Brazil’s national holidays, Carnival Monday and Tuesday, and Corpus Christi. State and municipal holidays and court-specific closures are not included: check the court’s calendar.
Is this legal advice?
No. Always confirm a deadline against the court’s own calendar.

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