Maine Civil Litigation with Forms

Maine Civil Litigation with Forms provides an overview of Maine’s civil litigation system, with rule-by-rule analysis and forms addressing the rules, procedures and principles governing civil actions in Maine courts. It examines the key stages of litigation, including commencement of an action, preparation of pleadings and motions, discovery, trial, judgment and appeal.

The treatise also addresses civil litigation benchmarks, ethical obligations, party joinder, special remedies and proceedings and the procedural requirements applicable to particular types of actions. Additional topics include removal and appeal to Superior Court, clerks, court records and docket entries.

Dedicated discussion of the Family Division and the Business and Consumer Docket highlights specialized procedures within the state’s judicial system. Written by David Bertoni and Eamonn Hart, the treatise serves as a reference for applying Maine civil procedure and court-specific requirements.

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