📋 Tender Overview
An innovative scheme, which accelerates possession and visitation processes, will be implemented in these three judicial districts.The Judiciary, chaired by Janet Tello Gilardi, trains judges, prosecutors, public defenders and multidisciplinary teams from the courts of Tacna, Cusco and Callao through Budget Program 0067 Speedity in family judicial processes.
This is a specialized induction (advice) that guarantees the effective application of orality in possession processes and visitation regimes, which allows their duration to be reduced from two to three years in just twenty days.
The implementation of orality makes it feasible to reduce the resolution times of judicial processes based on the active and effective participation of the parties involved in them.
All this through mechanisms such as intrajudicial mediation that facilitates dialogue and early conciliation, which points towards more agile and humane justice for the benefit of children and adolescents (NNA).
Currently, orality is applied in the Family Courts of Lambayeque, Ayacucho and Piura, where pilot projects were inaugurated recently, which added to the experiences of Arequipa, La Libertad and Huaura.
In this way, the judicial districts of Tacna, Cusco and Callao are preparing to join the orality system aimed at accelerating possession and visitation processes.
It should be noted that civil judges of the aforementioned courts voluntarily promoted orality with the support of the Executive Council of the Judiciary (CEPJ).
As a reminder, this implementation began in 2018 in the Judicial District of Arequipa, so currently the 34 courts that process civil processes are already part of the oral system.
INNOVATION
As part of the strategies to promote orality in family processes, the induction addressed the central axes of the orality pilot, the regulations that support its implementation and the design of the new single process.
The implementation of the intrajudicial family mediation protocol was also discussed, as well as the actions necessary to guarantee efficient implementation in the specialized courts.
According to the training, orality is presented as the transformative axis that allows audiences to be more dynamic, transparent and participatory.
By favoring direct interaction and the concentration of procedural acts in single audiences, this model guarantees efficient and close management of the
family court proceedings.
The pilot project is supported by four pillars: procedural orality with efficient single audiences; the opinion-taking of children and adolescents in special sessions, the corporate judicial office and intra-judicial family mediation.
The implementation is based on a robust legal framework, which includes the Political Constitution, the Children and Adolescents Code, the Shared Ownership Law and various resolutions of the Judicial Branch.
It also incorporates international regulations such as the Convention on the Rights of the Child and specific protocols for intrajudicial family mediation.
DATA
Budget Program 0067, led by counselor Jhony Caceres Valencia, in addition to guaranteeing citizens access to justice, has as its main objective to execute actions to strengthen the speed in family judicial processes.
This through the implementation of improvement measures in judicial offices, administrative procedures, strengthening the skills of operators and multidisciplinary teams.
Lima, November 5, 2025
