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Maine Court Fee Waivers
Featured Content November 2024
What is an Application to Proceed Without Payment of Fees? The Courts in Maine don't want to stop you from going to court just because you cannot afford to pay the court fees.

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Request for Waiver of Fees: Maine Court Forms
November 2024
If you don't have enough money to pay the court fees, you can ask the court to waive those fees.

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CV-191 Financial Affidavit
August 2024
The supporting affidavit to submit to the court along with CV-067 to request a fee waiver

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CV-067 Application to Proceed Without Payment of Fees
August 2024
The Maine form to apply to have your court fees waived
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