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2. MaineProbate.net

   www.maineprobate.net/search

   Include Surrounding Counties? (Search criteria can be Case# or any combination of last name, first name, and middle name. You may also use a % sign in front of the search criteria for a wildcard search.) Case Information for county. Click the gray + to expand the grid and view the details.

3. Maine Rules of Probate Procedure

   www.courts.maine.gov/rules/text/mr_prob_p_only_2019-04-11.pdf

   Maine Rules of Probate Procedure. TABLE OF CONTENTS. I. SCOPE OF RULES – FORM OF PROCEEDINGS. RULE 1. SCOPE OF RULES. RULE 2. FORM OF PROCEEDINGS. II. COMMENCEMENT OF PROCEEDINGS: SERVICE OF NOTICE, PROCESS, PLEADINGS, MOTIONS, AND ORDERS; TIME.

4. Probate Basics | Legal Services for Maine Elders - mainelse.org

   mainelse.org/handbook/dealing-death/probate-basics

   When someone dies, their property and assets are called the “estate.” Probate is the process of distributing the estate according to a Will, or if there is no Will, according to the state “intestacy” law. The intestacy law tells the court what to do with the estate.

5. How to Probate an Estate in Maine

   www.leveyandwagley.com/probating-an-estate/how-to-probate-an-estate-in-maine

   Maine has a streamlined probate system. In most cases, no judge is involved, unless there is disagreement between heirs, a disagreement involving creditors, or if there are irregularities in the execution of the Will. This process is called “informal probate.”.

6. Probate Court - Cumberland County, Maine

   www.cumberlandcountyme.gov/departments/probate_court/index.php

   The Probate Court assists in the legal and social welfare needs for families and individuals in Cumberland County; and processes approximately 25% of the total probate filings within the State of Maine.

7. Probate Court - Kennebec County, Maine

   www.kennebeccounty.org/probate

   Probate Court. 95 State Street. Augusta, ME 04330. Directions. (207) 622-7558. Office Hours: 8:00 AM to 4:00 PM. Elizabeth H. Mitchell.

8. Court Records: State of Maine Judicial Branch

   www.courts.maine.gov/help/records.html

   Probate Courts handle the estates of deceased and missing persons, guardianship of incapacitated adults and minor children, trusts, legal name changes of adults and minors, and some adoption matters. Probate Courts manage their own records.

9. Registry of Probate | York County Maine Government

   www.yorkcountymaine.gov/registry-of-probate

   The York County Registry of Probate houses and archives original records dating back to 1687, and processes and schedules probate and civil filings and proceedings in support of the Probate Court's operations in care of its elected judge.

10. Probate Office | Somerset County Maine

    www.somersetcounty-me.org/probate-office

    The Somerset County Probate Office oversees a spectrum of critical matters, including estates of deceased and missing persons, guardianship of both adults and minors, conservatorships, trusts, legal name changes, adoptions, and other vital family affairs.

11. Understanding the Probate Process - Maine Elder Law Firm LLC

    www.maineelderlaw.com/articles/understanding-the-probate-process

    One purpose of the Probate Court is to handle the transfer of property from the estate of a deceased individual to those entitled to inherit such property. If the deceased left a will, probate includes the legal process of establishing the validity of the will.