Litalien Law, PLLC · Biddeford, Maine
Counsel for the work that shows up at the kitchen table. Estate Planning, Probate, Business Formation, Real Estate, and Evictions that have to be done by the statute.
Open by appointment only. Closed federal and Maine holidays.
Jason Litalien, Mary-Ann Letourneau, and Kristen on the file.
Estate Planning, Real Estate, Probate, Business Formation, and Family Law in Maine. Evictions in York County.
Practice
Wills, Financial Power of Attorney, Medical Power of Attorney, healthcare directives, and irrevocable trusts that protect what you intend for your heirs.
We represent buyers and sellers in Real Estate transactions. We draft and record deeds, and we provide advice based on your specific situation.
Decedent Estates, Adoptions, Name Changes, Trust Reformation, and Guardianship and Conservatorship for adults and minors.
LLCs, corporations, partnerships, non-profit formation, and Condo Association and Homeowner Association creation and management.
York County Evictions for landlords: notices, filings, and courtroom work.
Child Protection, Support Payments, Custody, and Divorces—Family Law for Maine families.
The office
Jason grew up here in Biddeford and the law firm is conveniently located on Alfred Street. Clients come back because the work is local—and because the office calls back.
Reviews say the same thing: questions get answered in the office, by phone, or by email. Follow-up is quick. The same-day letter goes out when the deadline is the same day.
“He considered my financial situation and gave advice I could use. The same day as the consult he overnighted a demand letter, called the broker, and locked the house down with a lis pendens. He exceeded every expectation.”
“Jason has advised me on tenant applications, rental agreements, construction contracts, and joint ventures. He is frank, explains it three times if needed, and somehow remembers my goals before he presents options.”
“We needed a trust for my father. Jason listened carefully and compassionately. When my father hesitated, Jason said we did not have to continue if he was not ready. Knowledgeable, attentive, and kind.”
August 12, 2026
Name a personal representative who will file the papers. A Maine will is a set of instructions the probate court can follow.
July 21, 2026
Read the contract before you sign. The dates in a purchase-and-sale are where we earn our keep.