Information on this website has been posted with the intent that it be readily available for personal and public non-commercial (educational) use and to provide the public with direct online access to information in the Clerk and Comptroller’s Office information systems.
Accessing publicrecords in Miami-Dade allows you to find accurate information about people, property, and legalmatters efficiently. Whether you need to verify a business partner, research real estate, or check court case details, these records provide official and trustworthy data.
Obtain certified copies for civil, family & divorce, marriage license, probate and other official court records. Search the Civil, Family and Probate online case system using standard or advanced records search.
Members of the public seeking court records in Miami-Dade County in 2025 may utilize several methods to locate and retrieve these documents. The Miami-Dade County Clerk of the Court and Comptroller has implemented enhanced systems to facilitate public access to judicial records.
The Miami-Dade Clerk of the Court and Comptroller maintains records online in several areas of interest. There are standard online services that are free as well as fee-based advanced online services.
3 days ago · View today’s court calendars for the Circuit Civil Division located at the Osvaldo Soto Miami-Dade Justice Center. By clicking on the link, visitors can view and search real-time case information from a computer or mobile device before entering the courthouse.
Cases filed in the civil division of the Clerk's Office fall either under the jurisdiction of County Court or Circuit Court. All actions may be filed at theMiami-Dade County Courthouse or at district court locations .
Search for a Circuit CivilCase (Circuit). Search for a Circuit CivilCase by visiting theMiami-Dade County Civil, Family and Probate Courts Online System.
MiamiDade Court CaseSearch.TheMiamiDade Clerk of the Court and Comptroller manages and maintains access to court case records online. Official copies of court case information for criminal, civil, family, traffic and probate court records are accessible online upon request.
The population of Miami-Dade County today is twenty-five times greater than it was when the County planned its existing courthouse facility in 1925. To facilitate the increased judicial demand that comes with population growth, courthouse services have since been spread across the County.
Justia › Forms › Florida › Local County › Miami-Dade › Civil › Civil Cover Sheet.(C) Eminent domain - all matters relating to the taking of private property for public use, including inverse condemnation by state agencies, political subdivisions, or public service corporations.
Download a FILLABLE version of theMiami-Dade Clerk of Courts standard eSummons form here. Why it doesn't publish a fillable form itself, we'll never know.
TheMiami-Dade County Commission will restart the bidding process for developers interested in building a new civil courthouse in downtown Miami.The rules for the new bidding will have essentially been set by FECI’s lobbyist, Eugene Stearns.
WhyMiami Clients TrustKEW Legal®.After closing, legal support may continue with property management, lease enforcement, or dispute resolution in theMiami-Dadecivil courts if conflicts arise.
The existing one was completed in 1928, and has long been too small for Miami-Dade’s civil-case docket. Renovations have been undertaken over the years, yet the county has known since the 1980s that it would eventually need to build a larger courthouse.
Coordinate enforcement through theMiami-DadeCivil Process Unit. Contested Proceedings. If a tenant files a defense or counterclaim, the process can extend to mediation or trial.
Judge Bertila Soto, of the 11th Judicial Circuit serving Miami-Dade County, is the recipient of the 2024 Distinguished Judicial Service Award for “outstanding and sustained service to the public especially as it relates to support of pro bono legal services.”
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As discussed today in the Daily Business Review (see article below), the Third District Court of Appeals criticized a MiamiDade circuit judge for extending a foreclosure by one month. In essence, the Court reversed the judge’s opinion by stating that a courtroom is no place for compassion!
