CourtsDo you have a low income? Are you a victim of abuse? Do you have a disability? Are you 60 years old or older? You may be able to get free legal help. Call Vermont Legal Aid at (800) 889-2047. Vermont Courts
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Vermont's Courts lists all Vermont State Courts and explains the types of cases each court hears. Vermont Court Calendars lists the date and time when each case will be heard in which Vermont Court and the name of the Judge who will hear the case. Vermont Judiciary's Pro Se Self Service Center is the Vermont Judiciary website's main web page for people who will go to Court without a lawyer. This Vermont Judiciary web page has a lot of useful information and links to Court forms. Vermont Court Forms
Are you filing a law suit in court? You have to pay a filing fee. Is the filing fee too much money for you to pay? The Application to Proceed In Forma Pauperis is a court form that asks the Court to let you file your law suit without paying the filing fee. The form is also called an "IFP." The Court will look at your income and expenses. Then the court will decide if it will waive the filing fee for you. The court might say you don't have to pay the fee. Or the court may decide that you have to pay some or all of the fee. The Application is an affidavit. This means that the Application is a sworn statment about facts. This means that the information you put on the form must be true. You need to have the form notarized. Don't sign the Application form until you are in front of a Notary Public. The Court Clerk's office has free Notary Publics. Do You Have a Disability? Do You Have
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