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Latest revision as of 07:41, 7 July 2018
Overview
Non-Titled Spousal Joinder
See Marital Interests in Maine
Witnesses
Maine does not require witnesses to signatures on any Deeds or Mortgages although most forms include a place for them. It is customary, but not required to have at least one witness to signatures on a Mortgage. Most documents require an acknowledgment by a public official such as a notary public in order to be permitted to be recorded.
