Fill out an official Maine small estate affidavit form here: [ Ссылка ]

It can be highly beneficial to divide up the estate of your loved one by filing a small estate affidavit rather than going through the probate process. Not only does it take a fraction of the time that #probate typically would, but small estate affidavits also save you the exorbitant costs of going to court. In Maine, any estate valued at less than $40,000 is considered a small estate.

This video covers exactly what you need to know about:

- How a small estate affidavit works
- Requirements under Maine state law
- Steps for filing a small estate affidavit

Want a step-by-step written guide for reference? Head to [ Ссылка ]. Leave your questions in the comments section here.

See Maine's #smallestates statute: Collection of Personal Property by Affidavit and Summary Administration Procedures for Small Estates

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0:00 Intro:
0:27 We'll Discuss:
0:48 How Small Estate Affidavit Works:
1:15 State Laws About Small Estate Affidavits:
1:32 Four Steps Process:
1:37 Wait 30 Days And Collect Information:
1:54 Prepare The Affidavit:
2:03 Get It Notarized:
2:10 File With Probate Court:

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