Calculate Brazilian court debt indexation under official indices (IPCA-E, INPC, IGP-M, SELIC, TR), statutory default interest (1% p.m. or consolidated SELIC), and attorney fees.
Historical claim amount at default date.
Months elapsed from default date to settlement.
Cumulative index variation rate.
Standard 1% monthly simple interest (0% if SELIC selected).
Court awarded legal fees (typically 10% to 20%).
V_{\text{exec}} = [P \cdot (1 + I_{\text{acum}})] \cdot [1 + (i_{\text{mora}} \cdot m)] \cdot (1 + H_{\text{adv}})Judicial debts are first corrected for inflation to preserve purchasing power, then accrue simple statutory interest (typically 1% per month from service of summons), followed by statutory attorney fees.
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