Legal Notice Rates
Nebraska law establishes the rates for qualifying legal notices. The Bellevue Times calculates publication charges according to applicable Nebraska statutes, the number of billable lines, and the required number of insertions.
Because every notice is different, the online submission form provides an estimated cost before submission, and the Bellevue Times reviews each notice before publication.
Statutory Publication Rates
Applied to the first publication of the legal notice.
Applied to each required publication after the first insertion.
Submission review, publication tracking, online archiving, and affidavit preparation are included.
How Pricing Is Calculated
- The notice text is converted into a billable line count.
- The first publication is calculated at the statutory first-insertion rate.
- Each additional publication is calculated at the statutory additional-insertion rate.
- The total depends on the final line count and the number of required publications.
- The online estimator provides an immediate estimate before submission.
Important: The online estimate is provided for planning purposes. The final charge may change if the notice requires corrections, formatting adjustments, additional text, or a different publication schedule.
What’s Included
Your approved notice is scheduled for publication according to the confirmed publication dates.
Published notices are added to the searchable Bellevue Times legal-notice archive.
The Bellevue Times tracks required insertions and publication completion.
Affidavit preparation is included after the required publications have been completed.
Each notice is reviewed for completeness, formatting, scheduling, and payment status.
Questions are handled by Bellevue Times staff rather than an outside publishing platform.
Estimate Your Publication Cost
The fastest way to receive an estimate is to begin the online submission form. The estimator updates automatically based on the notice text and number of requested publications.
Questions About Pricing?
Contact the Bellevue Times when a notice has unusual formatting, a lengthy publication schedule, court-ordered requirements, or other circumstances that may affect the final charge.
Bellevue Times Legal Notices
Email: legals@bellevuetimes.com
Phone: (402) 957-2125