About
They provide civil legal services for Vermonters, including those living in poverty, with a disability, or over age 60. They also serve individuals who are discriminated against in housing decisions, those facing challenges related to health care insurance or services, and people who need relief from abuse. Their services are free and address systemic and institutional problems that impact the lives of vulnerable Vermonters. Vermont Legal Aid has a staff of 73 who are organized into 10 broad legal projects and work 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.
Insurance & payment
Insurance details are not listed publicly — call Vermont Legal Aid to confirm.
Ask about sliding-scale fees if you're paying out of pocket.
Services & specialties
Civil Legal Services
Vermont Legal Aid provides free civil legal services for Vermonters, including those living in poverty, with a disability, or over age 60, as well as individuals who are discriminated against in housing decisions, those facing challenges related to health care insurance or services, and people who need relief from abuse.
Disability Law
Vermont Legal Aid serves individuals with disabilities, providing legal assistance and advocacy to address their needs and rights.
Elder Law
Vermont Legal Aid provides legal services and advocacy for seniors and individuals over age 60, addressing their needs and rights related to health care, housing, and other issues.
Health Care Advocate
Vermont Legal Aid helps individuals navigate the health care system, providing advocacy and support to ensure access to necessary care and services.
Housing Discrimination Law
Vermont Legal Aid serves individuals who have been discriminated against in housing decisions, providing legal assistance and advocacy to address their rights and needs.
Mental Health Law
Vermont Legal Aid provides legal services and advocacy for individuals with mental health needs, addressing their rights and access to necessary care and services.