Legal clinics by phone for Vermont seniors 60+
Sometimes 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. See our Seniors page for announcements about upcoming clinics.
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.
Immigration
For help with immigration issues in Vermont, contact the Center for Justice Reform at Vermont Law and Graduate School at 802-831-1552 and CJRClinic@vermontlaw.edu. Or contact the Association of Africans Living in Vermont in Burlington. Call 802-985-3106 or email info@aalv-vt.org.
Legal clinics in Newport and St. Johnsbury
Vermont Legal Aid lawyers take part in monthly legal clinics in Newport and St. Johnsbury. Learn more and make an appointment.
Vermont Veterans
Vermont Veterans facing eviction or foreclosure can contact the Safely Home project for advice and help.
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.
ACLU
ACLU of Vermont works to protect the constitutional rights of all Vermonters. Call them at 802-223-6304.
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.