About Maine Divorce Guide

Welcome to Maine Divorce Guide, your trusted companion for navigating divorce and family law in Maine. We know that ending a marriage is never easy — emotionally, financially, or legally. Our goal is to help you move through this process with clarity, confidence, and support.

Our Mission

At Maine Divorce Guide, we believe that everyone deserves access to clear and reliable information about their rights and options during divorce. We’re here to make Maine’s family court process easier to understand, providing step-by-step guidance, practical tips, and trusted resources that empower you to make informed choices about your future.

What We Provide

  • Step-by-Step Guides:Understand every stage of the Maine divorce process — from filing forms to attending court hearings.
  • Legal Information in Plain English: We explain complex legal terms and procedures clearly and simply.
  • Specialized Topics: Explore helpful articles on child custody, property division, mediation, LGBT divorce rights, and high-net-worth cases.
  • Local Resources: Access Maine-specific forms, legal aid programs, and family support organizations that can help you through each step.

Why We Created This Site

We know that divorce can feel overwhelming — especially when you’re unsure where to start. Many Mainers struggle to find accurate, state-specific information without costly consultations or confusing legal language. We built Maine Divorce Guide to fill that gap — to be your calm, clear voice during a stressful time.

Our Commitment

We’re committed to:

  • Accuracy: Our content reflects the most current Maine divorce laws and procedures.
  • Accessibility: You don’t need a legal background to understand our guides.
  • Empathy: We approach every topic with respect, sensitivity, and care.
  • Empowerment: Our mission is to help you feel in control — not lost in the legal process.

A Note About Legal Advice

Maine Divorce Guide is an educational resource. We are not a law firm, and our information should not be taken as legal advice. If you need personalized guidance or representation, we encourage you to contact a licensed Maine family law attorney or a local legal aid organization.