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M.R. Prob. P. 92.2

DEFINITIONS

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

(a) Document. A “Document” is a writing or other paper filed or served

under the Electronic Filing System that is stored in an electronic or other

medium and is retrievable.

(b) Electronic Case File. An “Electronic Case File” is an assemblage of the

items pertaining to a single case or matter under a single docket number

electronically stored by the Probate Court.

(c) Electronic Filing System. The “Electronic Filing System” is that

system approved by the Maine Supreme Judicial Court for filing and service of

pleadings, motions and other documents via the Internet through the Probate

Court authorized service provider.

(d) Electronic Filing. “Electronic Filing” is the process of transmitting a

document from a Registered Filer’s computer, using the court’s Internet-based

electronic filing system, to file the document in the court’s Electronic Case File.

(e) Electronic Service. “Electronic Service” is the transmission of

documents to any party in a case via the Electronic-Filing System. Registered

Filers have agreed to receive service via the Electronic-Filing System.

(f) Electronic Means. “Electronic means” is any method of direct

electronic transmission of a document from the sender’s computer or electronic

filing system to the recipient’s computer or electronic filing system.

(g) Nonelectronic Case File. A “Nonelectronic Case File” is an assemblage

of the items pertaining to a single case or matter under a single docket number

physically stored by the court.

(h) Nonelectronic Means. “Nonelectronic means” is any method of

transmitting a document or filing or service by any means other than by direct

electronic transmission from the sender’s computer or electronic filing system to

the recipient’s computer or electronic filing system.

(i) Filer. A “Filer” is a petitioner, movant, applicant, plaintiff, or interested

person as defined under 18-A M.R.S. §1-201(20).

(j) Registered Filer. A “Registered Filer” is any person who is permitted

or required under Rule 92.3 to file documents electronically and has registered

through the electronic filing system website as provided in Rule 92.4.

(k) S/Name. An “S/Name” is a symbol representing the signature of the

person whose name follows the “S/” on the electronically or otherwise signed

form of the electronically-filed or electronically-served documents.

(l) Unrepresented Party. An “Unrepresented Party” is an interested

person as defined under 18-A M.R.S. § 1-201(20), who has entered an appearance

with the Court.

(m) Testamentary Document. A "Testamentary Document" shall include

only the last will and testament of the decedent and any codicils thereto.

Provenance

Source
courts.maine.gov
Retrieved
2026-09-24
Edition
2026-09-24
Content hash
9976819475b86100fea8135143144a37be75f1de4df5225d41ac3f19e55fd454
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