The Maine Statement of Dissociation is a legal document that is used to sever the legal relationship between a business and a partner, or between two or more partners in a business. It is a document that is used to dissolve partnerships and formalize the process of dissolution. The Maine Statement of Dissociation can be filed with the Maine Department of the Secretary of State. It is a document that must be signed by all partners or members of the business and must be notarized. It is also required to include a statement of the agreement of dissolution, a statement of the amount of money or assets that are to be distributed to the members, and a list of all creditors and their claims. The three types of Maine Statement of Dissociation are as follows: 1. Partnership Dissolution: This is used when two or more business partners agree to terminate their partnership. 2. Member Dissociation: This is used when one or more members of a business decide to leave the business and have their interest in the business officially terminated. 3. Dissolution of a Professional Association: This is used when an association of professionals, such as a law firm or medical practice, ceases to exist. In order for a Maine Statement of Dissociation to be legally binding, it must be filed with the Maine Department of the Secretary of State. Once the document is filed, the business or partnership is officially dissolved and the members are no longer liable for any debts or obligations of the business.