Legal Aid & Resources in Vermont

Free legal services, court system information, and attorney verification for Vermont residents.

Vermont Legal Aid & Pro Bono

Free and low-cost legal services available to Vermont residents.

Free civil legal services for low-income Vermonters since 1968 — housing, health care, public benefits, and civil rights statewide.

Free nonprofit legal aid for low-income Vermonters — eviction, foreclosure, discrimination, and family law statewide.

Shared portal for Vermont Legal Aid and Legal Services Vermont with self-help tools, court form builders, and referrals.

Pro bono legal resources and volunteer attorney programs coordinated through the Vermont Bar Association.

Courts, e-filing portals, and procedural rules for Vermont.

Official portal for Vermont's court system — 14 Superior Court units, one per county, plus the Supreme Court.

Find your county's Superior Court with addresses, phone numbers, and division information.

Highest court in Vermont — hears appeals directly from trial courts (no intermediate appellate court).

Web-based access to court records, hearing calendars, and online fine payments.

Electronic filing for all Vermont courts — mandatory for attorneys, optional for self-represented litigants.

Proposed and promulgated rules governing civil, criminal, family, probate, environmental, and appellate procedure.

Current filing fees for Superior Court cases, set by the Vermont Legislature and Supreme Court.

Confirm license status, check disciplinary history, and find regulatory resources.

Search for Vermont attorneys by name, firm, practice area, or location through the Bar Association's directory.

Administers the professional responsibility program — investigates and prosecutes attorney misconduct under the Supreme Court.

Professional association for Vermont attorneys since 1878 — CLE, practice resources, and the Lawyer Referral Service.

Administers the Vermont bar exam (UBE) and oversees attorney admission, including foreign-educated applicant review.

Connects the public with qualified attorneys — free referral with up to a 30-minute consultation for $25 or less.