Maine Motion To Stay Foreclosure After Mediation is a motion filed with the court in Maine in order to delay or suspend a foreclosure after the parties have gone through a mediation process. The motion must be filed with the court within 30 days of the mediation. It can be used to delay a foreclosure sale, or to prevent a foreclosure from going forward. There are two types of Maine Motion To Stay Foreclosure After Mediation: 1. Motion to Stay Foreclosure: This motion is used to delay a foreclosure sale. It must be filed in the court within 30 days of the mediation and must include a copy of the mediation agreement, a statement of the reasons for the stay, and a proposed plan for how the parties intend to resolve the foreclosure. 2. Motion to Prevent Foreclosure: This motion is used to prevent a foreclosure from going forward. It must be filed in the court within 30 days of the mediation and must include a copy of the mediation agreement, a statement of the reasons for the stay, and a proposed plan for how the parties intend to resolve the foreclosure.