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DEPOIMENTOS DOS PERITOS SOBRE A JUSEXPERT

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Livestream Overview (Sept. 15, 2025)

A live class by Jus Expert / Professor Rodrigo focused on student testimonials (“depoimentos”) to reinforce what the course teaches about becoming a forensic handwriting/documents expert, as well as performing related court-appointed specialties.

Main Messages and Claims

1) Testimonials as “proof of results”

The presenter repeatedly emphasizes that student interviews demonstrate the “veracity” of the course approach, and encourages viewers to watch the full interviews on YouTube.

2) Online process and court work

The course is presented as 100% online for:

  • preparation
  • registration steps
  • case handling

It also states that digital case files are sent via email. Experts may still request original documents by mail if needed.

3) Feasibility in rural/remote settings

Several stories highlight that remote work is possible even in low-infrastructure regions (including rural areas with limited internet access), implying the workflow can be applied across Brazil.

4) Financial model and payment timing

The course cites CPC (Code of Civil Procedure), Article 465, §4 as the legal basis for receiving fees in two parts:

  • 50% at appointment
  • 50% after delivering the report

The remainder is typically completed in about 30 days, though court-specific variations are noted.

5) Operational guidance for students

Key instructions include:

  • Telegram group: ask questions and receive responses within up to 48 hours.
  • Introductory videos & access confirmation: watch the videos and confirm access via email/Hotmart.
  • Payment slip (boleto) requirement for raffle eligibility: if payment was made via bank slip, proof must be sent to the WhatsApp group administrators to be eligible for a raffle.
  • Exam schedule: exams occur every two months, with vacation months like December/January/July considered.
  • Certification delivery: certification is sent by email before registration steps.

Examples of Claimed Student Case Outcomes

Adverse possession / usucapião investigation

One student described being court-appointed near Alagoas/Pernambuco for an adverse possession (usucapião) dispute where a UPA clinic was built over a small property. The student claims they were asked to confirm residency/occupation history, requested fees (with amounts referenced in the video, including figures such as R$110,000), and that the request was accepted, leading to a favorable outcome.

Handwriting/signature verification speed and organization

Another testimonial (from Carmo, Goiás) claims that—despite not having formal higher education and having worked as an elderly caregiver—she can produce reports in about 7 hours, attributing this to how she organizes case materials and her perfectionist approach. The presenter presents this as achievable through the course.

Payment and fee timing in practice

Additional students describe the common workflow:

  • requesting and receiving 50% upfront
  • receiving the remaining 50% later Turnaround is often described as within roughly two months total, depending on court scheduling.

Case types emphasized

The video highlights that court work commonly involves:

  • Loan disputes, including allegations that the defendant did not sign bank loan documents
    • described as a large portion of cases, often 70–80%
  • Promissory notes and contracts
  • Other matters involving signatures and document authenticity

Raffle and Course Administration Notes

T-shirt raffle

A closing event promotes a t-shirt raffle (“handwriting analysis t-shirt” / official Jus Expert t-shirt).

Eligibility rules (based on payment method)

  • Bank slip / payment slip generated on Friday: students must send proof of payment to WhatsApp group administrators.
  • Card/Pix: students are said to already be on the final list and included automatically.

WhatsApp contact warning

The presenter warns viewers to:

  • contact only official WhatsApp numbers
  • ignore messages from others using the professor’s photo/name

Overall Conclusion of the Livestream

The class blends:

  1. Motivational framing (a “Yellow September” message about renewal/rebirth and not giving up),
  2. Operational instruction (how to study, access platforms, use Telegram, and handle exams/certification/registration),
  3. Multiple testimonial stories to encourage enrollment, persistence, and trust in the course workflow.

Presenters / Contributors (Named in Subtitles)

  • Professor Rodrigo (also referenced as Uncle Rodrigo / Professor Gab)
  • Professor Roberta
  • Jana
  • Isa
  • Jairo
  • Bigail / Abigail (team member presence)
  • Flávio Honório
  • Professor Abigail (explicitly mentioned)
  • Samuel
  • Digeng/Diegeng team (IT team mentioned; appears as “Digeng”)
  • Beatriz (team/IT mentioned)
  • Professor Linda (mentioned while recommending another live stream; likely a contributor/teacher)

Rodrigo’s team references

  • Gabriel / “Gab” (referenced via the professor persona as “Professor Gab”)
  • Support team (unnamed)

Students Interviewed / Referenced by Name

  • Nelson Amaral de Oliveira (lesson dedicated to him)
  • Adilson (usucapião/adverse possession testimony)
  • Carmo (signature/documents speed testimony)
  • Aline / Aline Torres
  • Welliton (Wellington)
  • Aliton (called out at the start of one segment)
  • Grimaldo
  • João
  • Josimar (also appears as Josmar / Josimar with slight spelling variation)
  • André
  • Silvia
  • Fernanda
  • Cristiane
  • Sérgio
  • Jacir Cardoso (raffle winner)

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