Extrajudicial is an adjective of two genders, referring to the which is obtained without legal formality or that is not done before the judicial authority.
Extrajudicial processes are actions intermediated by a lawyer and which are not brought to justice, are resolved in a conciliatory or amicable manner.
Extrajudicial notice
Extrajudicial notification is a tool used by lawyers as initial documentation of their evidence for an amicable conciliation attempt, or as an initial step for taking action judicial proceedings.
The extrajudicial notification is made at the Registry of Deeds and Documents. It is a means of making known to third parties involved in the case the content of an official and legal document.
Extrajudicial Agreement
An out-of-court agreement is an agreement that takes place outside the judicial sphere, in which the parties have to agree on the agreement. You do not enter the judiciary and the parties, together with the lawyer, register with the Notary Public, in the presence of witnesses, who also sign the agreement. The expenses with the extrajudicial agreement are limited to the costs of the notary's office, which are fixed and the attorney's fee hired to establish the agreement.
When an agreement does not materialize, even after exhausting all the possibilities of an extrajudicial agreement, justice must be sought.
extrajudicial billing
Extrajudicial collection is the collection where the company contacts the debtor and tries to make an agreement to receive the amount owed. These collections are made amicably, without the interference of lawyers, often made by companies specialized in collection services.