🚨 NOVA USUCAPIÃO EXTRAJUDICIAL ⚖️ O QUE MUDA COM A REFORMA DO CÓDIGO CIVIL EM 2026 🏠

🚨 NEW EXTRAJUDICIAL USUCAPION ⚖️ WHAT CHANGES WITH THE CIVIL CODE REFORM IN 2026 🏠 00:00 Introduction and importance of the new extrajudicial usucapion 00:14 The problem of the lack of definitive deeds in Brazil 00:29 Impact of changes on property regularization 01:01 The neighbor's silence as tacit consent 01:25 What is usucapion and its social function 02:00 Requirement 1: Intention to own (animus domini) 02:30 Requirement 2: Quiet and peaceful possession 03:01 Requirement 3: Continuous and uninterrupted possession 03:13 Requirement 4: Time required by law and types of deadlines 03:34 Difference between just title and good faith 03:54 Old model Judicial: slowness and bureaucracy 04:43 Creation of extrajudicial usucaption in 2015 05:13 Article 216-A of the Public Records Law 05:16 Obstacle of requiring consent from all neighbors 06:20 Reform of the Civil Code and CNJ provision No. 1/2023 06:53 Notification and silence as consent 07:47 Forms of notification: official, mail, and public notice 08:46 Unblocking processes and national impact 09:01 Role of the notary and real estate registrar 09:38 Extraordinary usucaption mode (15 or 10 years) 10:39 Ordinary mode (10 or 5 years) 11:37 Special urban mode (5 years) 12:15 Special rural mode (5 years) 12:37 Family usucaption (2 years) 13:16 Application of the new rules in all modalities 13:28 Step 1: A lawyer is mandatory 14:00 Step 2: Notarial deed at the notary's office 14:18 Required documents: plan, descriptive memorial, ART/RRT 14:38 Negative certificates and proof of possession 15:09 Formal request to the real estate registry 15:17 Procedure for notifying interested parties 15:31 Final registration if there is no objection 15:49 Estimated duration: 6 months to 1 year 16:00 Substantiated objections and going to court 16:43 Legal certainty and ending dependence on the goodwill of neighbors 17:26 New extrajudicial usucaption as a civic tool 17:38 Importance of a specialized lawyer 18:14 Guarantee of rights and preservation of evidence The new *extrajudicial usucaption* brings profound changes to The real estate regularization process in Brazil will begin in 2026. With the reform of the Civil Code, the requirement for express consent from neighbors is no longer an obstacle. Now, silence after notification will be considered consent, which promises to unblock thousands of stalled processes. 🔥 In this video, you will understand: ⚖️ What is adverse possession and what are the legal requirements. 🏡 Difference between modalities: extraordinary, ordinary, special urban, special rural, and family. ⏱️ New deadlines and how neighbors' silence can speed up the process. 📑 Documents required to file at the notary's office. 👨‍⚖️ The fundamental role of the lawyer and the notary's office. ❓ Frequently asked questions about the new extrajudicial usucaption: *Do I need a lawyer?* Yes, the presence of a lawyer is required by law and guarantees security in the process. *How ​​long does it take?* With the new rules, it can vary from 6 months to 1 year, much shorter than the 5 to 10 years of the judicial process. *What if a neighbor objects?* If there is a well-founded objection, the process goes to court, but the evidence gathered at the notary's office already speeds up the process. *Is it suitable for any type of property?* There are different modalities, each with its own requirements regarding area, time, and purpose (urban, rural, family). 👉 If you've owned a property for years and still don't have the final deed, this could be the opportunity to regularize your property more quickly and affordably. Subscribe to the channel and turn on notifications to stay up to date with legal content that can change your life in practice. 📩 Leave your questions or experience with adverse possession in the comments. Your participation will help others in the same situation! All video scripts are reviewed by our attorneys to ensure the accuracy and quality of the information presented.