The Maine Bill of Costs is a form used in the state of Maine to itemize costs in a court proceeding. It is typically filled out by the party that prevailed in the case (the “prevailing party”) and submitted to the court to provide an itemized list of the costs they incurred during the court proceedings. The Maine Bill of Costs includes items such as filing fees, service of process fees, witness fees, travel expenses, and other costs related to the case. There are two types of Maine Bills of Costs: general and special. General bills of costs are used for civil cases, while special bills of costs are used for criminal cases.




