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Civil / Family / Probate Justice System Search Help
Welcome to the Civil / Family / Probate Justice System .
You may conduct a search for documents based on various criteria
and view detailed information regarding any particular document.
Here is a brief explanation and examples for the fields that are available for entry:
- PARTY NAME
The name of the person or company that you are looking for. When entering a person's name, include
at least the first letter of their first name to avoid extensive search results from last name only entries.
Example: Lastname, Firstname
Example: ABC Vendor
- CASE TYPE
The different types of cases that are filed within the system. Click on the box and a pull
down menu will appear where you may scroll through the case types and select the exact one you would like to search for.
When viewing the search results, click on the numeric code given as CASE TYPE for the text translation.
- PARTY CODE
The different types of codes that may apply to party names within the system. Click on
the box and a pull down menu will appear where you may scroll through the codes and select the exact one you would like
to search for. When viewing the search results, click on the numeric code given as PARTY CODE for the text translation.
- FILING DATE RANGE
The date you want your search to look through.
Please enter the year as a 4-digit number.
Example: 1/1/2000
- CASE NUMBER (local)
Number assigned by the Miami-Dade Clerk's Office to the case. It's structure consists of the
year the case is filed, the sequence number, the Court jurisdiction and Court location. If you know the exact Case
Number that you are looking for, enter it here. In the public search you must enter the number in its entirety as
opposed to the search provided to subscribers.
- CASE NUMBER (state)
Number assigned according to Florida State Uniform Case Numbering System. It's structure
consists of the county number of where the case is filed, the year the case is filed, the Court jurisdiction, the
sequence number, and Court location. If you know the exact Case Number that you are looking for, enter it here. In the
public search you must enter the number in its entirety as opposed to the search provided to subscribers.
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