Practical library
Guides to finding and following court cases
Looking up the case is the door; what follows is the AI reading the file for you. Practical answers, official sources and each country's own terminology.
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Procedural deadlines
How procedural deadlines are counted in Argentina under articles 155 to 158 of the CPCCN: business days, holidays, judicial recesses, the distance increase and when they expire, with examples and a free calculator.
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Procedural deadlines
How procedural deadlines are counted in Brazil under articles 219 to 231 of the CPC: business days, holidays, the 20 December to 20 January suspension, doubled terms and when they expire, with examples and a free calculator.
Reviewed on September 22, 2026Read the guide - Verified guide
Procedural deadlines
How procedural deadlines are counted in Costa Rica: business days, the Labour Code holidays, the Judiciary's collective closure and electronic notification, with examples and a free calculator.
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Procedural deadlines
How procedural deadlines are counted in the Dominican Republic: the plazo franco and the distance rule of article 1033, business or calendar days by field, holidays and examples, with a free calculator.
Reviewed on September 22, 2026Read the guide - Verified guide
Procedural deadlines
How procedural deadlines are counted in Uruguay under article 94 of the CGP: business or calendar days, holidays, judicial recesses and when they expire, with examples and a free calculator.
Reviewed on September 22, 2026Read the guide - Verified guide
Procedural terms
How court terms are counted in Colombia: business days under article 118 of the CGP, the holidays of Ley 51 de 1983 and the judicial recess, with examples and a free calculator.
Reviewed on September 22, 2026Read the guide - Verified guide
Alternatives and comparison
What Magnar, CaseTracking, RuleX, Veredicta, Monolegal and LegalSuite publish on their own sites, verified 16-Sep-2026, against Custodio Legal.
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Search hearings
How to search Uruguay's criminal hearing schedule: subject matter, venue and a date window under a month.
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Search by national ID
How to search your judicial cases in Ecuador by national ID in the eSATJE, with the three search criteria and their limits.
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Search by name
How to search a Colombian judicial case by name or company name in the CPNU, and by document in TYBA, no national ID or account needed.
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Search on the e-SAJ
The three Brazilian courts that open their anonymous search on the e-SAJ, and how to read each case's page, in Portuguese.
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AI that doesn't train
What zero data retention means, since when it applies, what happens to your uploaded file, and where the promise stops — with the published clause.
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Iurix by jurisdiction
The four Argentine judicial portals that run iurix with a public search, and which one to ask based on the CUIJ code.
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The Portal de Acceso Digital
What the Dominican Judiciary’s Portal de Acceso Digital is, why it requires registration, and which public lookups sit outside it.
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The National Hearing Schedule
How to find a set hearing in the Dominican Republic by NUC, name, document or legal representative, with no account.
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Multiple countries
Custodio Legal operates in seven Latin American countries, each behind its own plugin — not the same generic promise repeated seven times.
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Software in Argentina
Which Argentine jurisdictions Custodio Legal watches, which it doesn't and why, and how it costs against local monitors.
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Software in Brazil
Which Brazilian courts Custodio Legal watches over e-SAJ, which it doesn't and why, and what the AI does with the CNJ number as its input.
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Software in Costa Rica
What Custodio Legal watches in Costa Rica's Gestión en Línea and La Gaceta, what it computes, and what the Costa Rica plugin doesn't cover yet.
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Software in Ecuador
What Custodio Legal watches in Ecuador's eSATJE, what it computes and what it still doesn't cover, before you pick a case-management tool.
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Software in the DR
What Custodio Legal watches in the Dominican Judiciary's public case search, what the country actually publishes, and what the DR plugin doesn't cover yet.
Reviewed on September 22, 2026Read the guide - Verified guide
Software in Uruguay
What Custodio Legal watches in Uruguay's Judiciary web services, what it covers, and what the Uruguay plugin doesn't cover yet.
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The token and the edicts
Why Costa Rica's Gestión en Línea lookup expires after ten minutes, and where judicial edicts are published today.
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Colombia filing-number lookup
Learn how to read the 23-digit filing number and look up a case in the Colombian Judiciary's official CPNU.
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The CUIJ
A practical guide to the Argentine CUIJ: its two written forms, what each group of digits means and how a case file is checked with no password.
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The CNJ number
A practical guide to the Brazilian unified case number: what each group of digits means and how a case is looked up on the court's portal, with no account.
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Looking up a case
The official eSATJE link and a step-by-step guide to looking up a judicial case in Ecuador by number or by the parties, free, no account.
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Gestión en Línea
A practical guide to the public lookup of the Judiciary of Costa Rica: how the case number is read and what the status and the rulings return.
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The IUE
Official link to the Judiciary of Uruguay's case file lookup and how to search by IUE step by step, with no account and no cost.
Reviewed on September 17, 2026Read the guide - Verified guide
Case lookup by NUC
A practical guide to the Dominican judiciary's public case search: what the NUC is, how to read it and what each proceeding of a case file returns.
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What watching costs
The arithmetic for 30, 60 and 100 case numbers across the Colombian court-docket monitors that publish a price, with a source and a date per figure.
Reviewed on September 14, 2026Read the guide - Verified guide
Choosing software
Eight criteria for choosing judicial case management software as a solo lawyer in Colombia: judicial monitoring, deadlines, security and published pricing.
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