NO JUDGMENT WITHOUT HEARING; JUDGMENTS TO BE FINAL
Maine Rules of Civil Procedure
Rule: 115
Jurisdiction: ME
Bluebook Citation: Me. R. Civ. P. 115
(a) Hearing. Unless otherwise provided by these rules, no final judgment, other than a dismissal for want of prosecution, shall be entered in an original action under these rules except after hearing, which may be ex parte if a party does not appear. With the permission of the court, a party may appear at a hearing by telephone or by video-conference. 250 (b) Finality. Unless otherwise ordered by the court on its own motion or on request of a party, any order granting a divorce, annulment, judicial separation, disposition of property, or other disposition, award, or division of property incident to a divorce, annulment, judicial separation or any order relating to paternity, parentage, parental rights and responsibilities including child support, emancipation, and visitation rights of grandparents, other than a temporary or interim order under these rules, shall be a final judgment, notwithstanding the pendency of any other claim or counterclaim in the action.
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