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Maine Complaint for Forced Entry & Detainer

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After giving notice, the form used to file for an eviction is a Complaint for Forcible Entry and Detainer.

Who: This notice is filed with the clerk of court, along with any filing fees, if applicable.

What: This is the Official document used to initiate court proceedings for an eviction.

When: This document is used ONLY after proper notice has been served upon the tenant.

Important: Download, print and fill out this form. The landlord is the "plaintiff" and the tenant is the "defendant". Be sure to date and sign it, and do not forget to make copies for your records.

For additional information: http://www.courts.state.me.us/rules_forms_fees/pub_forms.html

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