Miami-Dade, Broward and Palm Beach County Legal Notices & Public Notice Publication
Fast, Affordable, and Compliant Legal Ad Publishing in South Florida
Need to publish a public notice in Miami-Dade, Broward, or Palm Beach County? Miami New Times is an adjudicated, legally qualified newspaper authorized to publish official legal notices, public advertisements, and classified legal ads throughout South Florida. Whether you are an attorney, a local business owner, or an individual navigating a court requirement, we make the publication process fast, seamless, and fully compliant with Florida statutory requirements.
Simply fill out the form below with your ad copy, and a dedicated Classified Account Executive will guide you through the process. Once your notice has run for the required duration, we will provide you with a certified Affidavit of Publication (Proof of Publication) to submit to the courts or state departments.
For urgent requests or general inquiries, please contact our legal advertising department directly at notices@miaminewtimes.com
Types of Notices:
- Bids & Public Meetings: Government Bids, RFP Announcements, and Public Meeting Notices. Comply with Sunshine Law requirements by publishing local municipal invitations to bid, RFPs, and scheduled public hearings.
- Dissolution of Marriage: Notice of Action for Dissolution of Marriage (Divorce Notices). Court-ordered public notification for family law proceedings when a spouse cannot be located.
- Fictitious Name/Doing Business As (DBA): Florida Fictitious Name registration and DBA publishing. Satisfy the State of Florida’s legal requirement to advertise your new business name in a local newspaper.
- Foreclosure: Foreclosure Sales & Public Auction Notices. Official public advertisements for impending property foreclosures, tax deed sales, and public property auctions.
- Notice to Creditors: Florida Probate & Notice to Creditors. Legally mandated estate notices for executors and probate attorneys to notify potential creditors and debtors.
- Notice of Forfeiture: Notification of forfeiture proceedings
- Other Legal Notices: Legal notices that don’t fit in other categories including closing of medical practice, found property, notice of draft permit, etc.
- Public Sale: Notice of a Public Sale
Frequently Asked Questions About Publishing Legal Notices in Miami
Why do I need to publish a legal notice in a Miami newspaper?
Florida state law requires certain legal actions—such as registering a Fictitious Name (DBA), processing a probate estate, or initiating a divorce via publication—to be announced in a legally qualified newspaper of general circulation to ensure the public is properly notified.
How long does it take to get an Affidavit of Publication?
Once your public notice has finished its legally mandated run duration (which typically varies from 1 to 4 consecutive weeks depending on the type of notice), our team will promptly issue and email or mail your notarized Affidavit of Publication.
What is the deadline for submitting a legal ad?
To ensure your legal notice runs in our upcoming weekly print issue or digital legal directory, please submit your text via the form by Friday at 5pm before the next Thursday’s publication date.
Is the Miami New Times a legally qualified newspaper for public notices?
Yes. Miami New Times meets all Florida statutory requirements to publish official legal advertisements and public notices for Miami-Dade County, Broward County and Palm Beach County municipalities.