Family law clinics
Legal Services Vermont is hosting a Family Law Clinic for low-income Vermonters nearly every month.
Emergency housing legal clinics
Vermont Legal Aid is hosting a weekly legal advice clinic for Vermonters experiencing homelessness.
BIPOC Legal Aid Clinic
Vermont Legal Aid and The Root Social Justice Center in Brattleboro host a monthly BIPOC Legal Aid Clinic. BIPOC stands for Black, Indigenous and People of Color.
Legal clinics for Vermont seniors 60+
Vermont Legal Aid hosts virtual legal advice clinics by phone. Vermont seniors — age 60 or more — can ask legal questions about any civil legal question. Ask about the next clinic when you contact us.
Legal clinics for Bennington County residents
Vermont Legal Aid is hosting a monthly legal clinic for residents of Bennington County.
Legal clinics in St. Johnsbury
Vermont Legal Aid lawyers take part in monthly legal clinics in St. Johnsbury.
Chittenden County small claims clinic
An opportunity to speak with a lawyer about small claims court and to discuss your case. Not open to people representing businesses in collection cases. The lawyer does not provide legal advice or represent you in your case. Clinic is held online via Zoom on the first Tuesday of each month from 2 - 4 p.m. except for holidays. Email Edward D. Fitzpatrick, Esq. at efitzpatrick@bpflegal.com to ask for a Zoom invitation. If you are new to Zoom, mention that in your email and provide your phone number.
South Royalton Legal Clinic
Law students supervised by staff attorneys consult with and represent those who can’t afford a lawyer, in the following areas:
- Veteran-specific issues dealing with VA disability, discharge upgrades, etc. Services available statewide.
- Other civil matters for Veterans, including bankruptcy, housing, landlord/tenant, Social Security disability, and wills. For residents of Orange and Windsor counties only.
- Divorces, parentage/custody issues, help for survivors of domestic violence, and help for other victims of crime. For residents of Orange and Windsor counties only.
- Court-appointed representation of children in Family and Probate Courts in Orange, Washington and Windsor counties only.
Contact: 802-831-1500 or srlc@vermontlaw.edu
Disability rights
Disability Rights Vermont works to defend and advance the rights of people with disabilities and mental health issues. Call them at 1-800-834-7890.
Immigration
For help with immigration issues in Vermont, contact:
ACLU
ACLU of Vermont works to protect the constitutional rights of all Vermonters. Call them at 802-223-6304.
Small business law
Vermont Small Business Law Center works to empower small businesses and entrepreneurs with access to legal services.
Other clinics and projects in Vermont
You can view a list of other legal clinics and projects around Vermont at the bottom of this page on the Vermont Bar Association (VBA) website.