Maine Waiver of the Service of Summons is a legal document that is used when someone is served with a summons or complaint in a civil lawsuit, but they want to waive their right to be served with the summons or complaint. This allows the plaintiff to proceed with the lawsuit without having to serve the defendant with the summons. There are two types of Maine Waiver of the Service of Summons: Voluntary Waiver and Constructive Waiver. In a voluntary waiver, the defendant voluntarily signs and files the waiver, indicating to the court that they are aware of the lawsuit and are willingly waiving their right to be served. In a constructive waiver, the defendant is aware of the lawsuit but does not sign or file the waiver. Instead, they take some action that indicates to the court that they are aware of the lawsuit and are willingly waiving their right to be served.