Community Newspapers, serving Broward County and Miami-Dade County, is South Florida’s trusted source for legal notice publishing for attorneys, businesses, title companies, government agencies, and residents searching for a reliable legal notice publisher in Broward County. What Types of Legal No tices Are Published? The publication handles a wide and detailed range of legal notice categories for Broward County and beyond, including: Foreclosure notices and other court-ordered publications Probate notices for estate administration Fictitious Name (DBA) filings for new businesses PERM labor certification advertisements for employers and immigration attorneys navigating federal recruitment requirements Public hearing and zoning notices for municipalities and government agencies Government bid solicitations Summons and Notice of Action publications Storage lien notices and business dissolution filings Marriage dissolution and family law notices To place your legal ad quickly and easily, with proof and pricing, go to: CommunityNewspapers.com/legalnotices This breadth allows the publication to serve as a one-stop resource for individuals and institutions across nearly every category of required legal advertising in Florida. A Six-Decade Legacy in South Florida Publishing Founded in 1958 and currently led by Michael and Grant Miller, Community Newspapers has built its reputation over more than 60 years of continuous local publishing in South Florida. That longevity matters in the legal notice business, where accuracy, proper documentation, and strict adherence to statutory deadlines are non-negotiable. Courts, government agencies, and the legal community rely on newspapers of record precisely because of that track record. Community Newspapers is a widely trusted publication for legal notices in Broward County, and also holds the official designation as the Newspaper of Record for legal notice publication in Miami-Dade County. That dual standing means the publication meets rigorous legal and administrative requirements for publishing everything from foreclosure notices to public hearing announcements — a distinction not every local outlet can claim. Starting a Business in Broward County? Publish Your Fictitious Name (DBA) Notice in Minutes Fictitious Name notices — also known as DBA, or “Doing Business As” filings — are among the most common legal notices Community Newspapers handles, and often the most time-sensitive. Florida law requires anyone operating a business under a name other than their own legal name to publish a Fictitious Name notice before registering with the Florida Department of State. For new business owners in Broward County, that requirement can feel like one more hurdle standing between an idea and an official launch. Community Newspapers has streamlined that process so it’s no longer a hurdle at all. New business owners in Broward County — as well as Miami-Dade County — can now place their Fictitious Name / DBA notice in just one click, without navigating complicated forms or waiting on hold. The process is fast, fully online, and built for entrepreneurs who want to move from idea to registered business name without delay. CLICK HERE to place your Fictitious Name / DBA ad now. Whether launching a small business, rebranding an existing company, or fulfilling a state filing requirement, placing a Fictitious Name notice with Community Newspapers is the fastest way to check that box in Broward County — and it comes backed by the same Newspaper of Record credibility used by attorneys, title companies, and government agencies across South Florida. Print, Digital, and Statewide Visibility Print, digital, and statewide — that’s the reach every legal notice gets with Community Newspapers. Notices don’t just run in print; they also appear on CommunityNewspapers.com, as well as on FloridaPublicNotices.com, the state-sanctioned public notice website, ensuring statewide visibility and full compliance with Florida’s public notice requirements. That print-digital-statewide combination has become increasingly important as more Broward County readers, attorneys, and researchers search for legal notices online rather than in physical newspapers. It also protects the integrity of the public record: notices published this way create a permanent, unalterable record that can’t be edited or deleted after the fact — a safeguard that purely government-hosted notices don’t always guarantee. Getting Started With a Legal Notice Individuals and organizations looking to publish a legal notice in Broward County or Miami-Dade County can begin the process directly through Community Newspapers’ legal notice department. The team reviews and formats each notice, provides a proof for approval, and confirms publication dates and pricing before anything goes to print — a streamlined process designed to make legal notice publishing simple, accurate, and stress-free. For assistance with placement, scheduling, proofs, or rate information, call our legal notice department at 305-669-7049 or email [email protected] and a team member will respond promptly.The post Community Newspapers Publishes Legal Notices Across Broward County first appeared on Miami's Community News. ...read more read less