State of Maine v. Gregory Nisbet

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• holding that, because more than 30 days had passed since the probate court entered its final-settlement order, the probate court had no jurisdiction to enter an amended final-settlement order and, thus, the initial final-settlement order was the operative judgment
• holding that, because more than 30 days had passed since the probate court entered its final-settlement order, the probate court had no jurisdiction to enter an amended final-settlement order and, thus, the initial final-settlement order was the operative judgment
• construing a challenge to a lack of statutory notice as an argument that a judgment was void for lack of due process under Rule 60(b)(4)

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