About
They provide civil legal services for Vermonters, advocating on behalf of vulnerable individuals. Their goal is to address systemic and institutional problems that impact their clients' lives. They offer free services to those living in poverty, with a disability, or over age 60, as well as those who are discriminated against in housing decisions or face challenges related to health care insurance or services. Vermont Legal Aid has a staff of 73 who are organized into 10 broad legal projects, working closely with their partner agency, Legal Services Vermont. They maintain VTLawHelp.org, a legal help website that provides practical tools and legal information, as well as access to their services. With a statewide presence from four offices in Burlington, Montpelier, Rutland, and Springfield, Vermont Legal Aid strives 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.
Insurance & payment
Insurance details are not listed publicly — call the practice to confirm.
Ask about sliding-scale fees if you're paying out of pocket.
Services & specialties
Eviction
Vermont Legal Aid can help with civil matters like eviction.
Foreclosure
Vermont Legal Aid can help with civil matters like foreclosure.
Health Care
Vermont Legal Aid can help with civil matters related to health care insurance or services.
Discrimination
Vermont Legal Aid can help with civil matters related to housing discrimination.
Disability Services
Vermont Legal Aid can help with civil matters related to disability services.
Civil Rights
Vermont Legal Aid can help with civil matters related to civil rights.