Family Law

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This page explains the process to apply for a Court Order for Relief from Abuse. Do you want information about places to get help? Read more on our I'm Being Abused. What Can I Do? page.

We hope this page will help you organize your statement or "affidavit." What if a section doesn't make sense for your situation? Skip to the next section. You can put more information in your affidavit if you want the judge to know more.

If you want to read about how to file for a Relief from Abuse Order? Go to our I Want to Get a Relief from Abuse Order. What Do I Do? page

Victims sometimes stay with their abuser because they don't know how they will afford to live. Do you want to leave but you're afraid you can't afford to? There are state agencies and other groups that can help you. Here is a list of some groups that can help.

Domestic Violence Groups

About abuse, and what you can do about it.

What is Abuse?
Who Gets Abused?
Where Can I Get Help?
What Laws Protect Victims?
What is a Relief from Abuse Order?
Where Can I Get Help with the Relief from Abuse Order Process?

Answers to frequently asked questions about changing custody orders.

This document answers frequently asked questions about Grandparent Visitation.

This document answers frequently asked questions about child support.

This document explains how Parental Rights and Responsibilities (Custody and Visitation) work in Vermont.

This document explains the "Best Interests of the Child" standard that the court uses in making decisions about Custody and Visitation (Parental Rights and Responsibilities and Parent-Child Contact).