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M.R. Prob. P. 54A

FEES

activein force · 2019-07-01 – presentact-effective-date

In addition to any filing or entry fees required by law or rule, the fees of the

Probate Courts shall be as follows:

N-109, N-110, $2.00 each;

N-101, N-102, N-103, N-104, A-10, A-15 and A-15(a), $5.00 each;

Issuance of subpoena or summons, $5.00 each;

Certification and attestation of copies, $5.00 each;

Certificate, under seal of court, $5.00 each;

Filing of notice of removal of a proceeding to the Superior Court, $100.00,

exclusive of entry fee paid to the Superior Court;

Filing a jurisdictional affidavit pursuant to Rule 9, $0;

Filing a request for transfer to the District Court pursuant to Rule 71-B, $0;

Filing a notice of domiciliary foreign conservator’s appointment, $25.00;

Demand for notice, $25.00;

Filing of notice of appeal to the Law Court, $100.00, exclusive of entry fee paid

to the Law Court;

Statutory will form, $5.00;

Writs and Renewal of Writs, $25.00;

Petition for Termination of Parental Rights, $65.00;

Surrender and Release of Child for Adoption, $25.00;

Consent of non-petitioning Parent for Adoption, $25.00;

Claim against estate, $25.00; and

Filing of petition or complaint in a civil proceeding, $120.00.

Fees for official probate court forms are addressed in Rule 84.

Provenance

Source
courts.maine.gov
Retrieved
2026-09-24
Edition
2026-09-24
Content hash
dd048afad24e1598c07a8bb7ebf02fc6bbed51d58a6687798c186def54a1fcba
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