About
They provide civil legal services for Vermonters and advocate for low-income people. Their services are free. Vermont Legal Aid helps Vermonters faced with civil legal problems, including eviction, foreclosure, health care, discrimination, disability services, civil rights, public benefits, bankruptcy, and problems with landlords or creditors. They cannot help with criminal matters, but they can assist victims of crime and abuse. The organization works closely with its partner agency, Legal Services Vermont, to provide legal help to those in need. They strive to advance fairness and justice in the civil legal system, address the social and economic interests of their clients, and confront the underlying causes of poverty, discrimination, and inequality. Vermont Legal Aid has a statewide presence with four offices in Burlington, Montpelier, Rutland, and Springfield.
Insurance & payment
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Ask about sliding-scale fees if you're paying out of pocket.
Services & specialties
Eviction assistance
Vermont Legal Aid helps Vermonters with eviction problems.
Foreclosure assistance
Vermont Legal Aid assists Vermonters with foreclosure issues.
Health care advocacy
Vermont Legal Aid helps Vermonters with health care-related problems.
Disability services
Vermont Legal Aid assists Vermonters with disability-related issues.
Civil rights advocacy
Vermont Legal Aid advocates for the civil rights of Vermonters.
Public benefits assistance
Vermont Legal Aid helps Vermonters with public benefits-related problems.