Maine eCourts News & Announcements

• 4/1/2024: Maine eCourts and eFiling Expands to Rumford, Farmington, and South Paris Courts
• 3/21/2024: Franklin and Oxford County Courts Prepare for April 1st Launch of Maine eCourts and eFiling
• 2/27/2024: Upcoming eFiler Virtual Training Sessions
• 2/8/2024: Judicial Branch Announces Expansion of Maine eCourts to Rumford, Farmington, and South Paris Courts
• 10/23/2023: Judicial Branch Announces Expansion of eFiling in Lewiston and Auburn Courts
• 9/19/2023: Maine eCourts in Lewiston & Auburn Virtual Presentation (Session 2)
• 9/1/2023: Judicial Branch Update on Maine eCourts Implementation
• 8/2/2023: eFiler Virtual Training Sessions Announced
• 6/5/2023: Judicial Branch Announces Expansion of Maine eCourts to Lewiston and Auburn Courts
• 5/17/2022: Maine Bar Rules to Require Lawyers to Provide an Email Address When Registering
• 8/20/2021: SJC invites comments on proposed amendments to appellate rules to recognize the implementation of electronic filing, expedite appeals from juvenile bind-over determinations, and clarify the confidentiality of briefs and appendices
• 2/22/2021: Maine Judicial Branch seeks feedback and suggestions on ways to improve the Maine eCourts eFiling and Case Management System
• 1/21/2021: Maine Judicial Branch announces updates and fixes to eFileMaine
• 12/15/2020: Judicial Branch issues new and revised Pandemic Management Orders, modifications to the Rules of Electronic Court Systems and accompanying Administrative Order
• 12/14/2020: SJC adopts amendments to the Maine Rules for Electronic Court Systems
• 11/24/2020: eFiling launches in Bangor and the Business and Consumer docket on November 30
• 11/10/2020: New dates announced for the launch of Maine eCourts
• 9/30/2020: Judicial Branch issues update on eFiling and Tyler security breach
• 9/25/2020: Maine eCourts temporarily postponed
• 8/21/2020: Supreme Judicial Court Promulgates Maine Rules of Electronic Court Systems (RECS)
• 8/7/2020: Maine eCourts in Bangor courts this fall