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Event: Wednesday, August 26, at 10 a.m.: Virtual "town hall" about fair housing protections. Vermont Legal Aid attorney Erika Johnson and special guests United States Attorney Christina Nolan and Civil Rights Coordinator Jules Torti from the U.S. Attorney’s Office for the District of Vermont will talk about topics in housing discrimination. Topics include sexual harassment in housing, emotional support animals, discrimination based on receipt of public assistance or disability, and more. Jules, Erika and Christina will also answer your questions live. Learn how to attend online or by phone.
Whether you rent or own your home, or you are homeless or facing foreclosure, you will find helpful information about housing in Vermont in this section, including:
- learn about housing discrimination and your right to fair housing
- find information about the foreclosure process in Vermont, including foreclosure mediation and where you can get help
- learn about your rights and responsibilities as a tenant (renter) and what your landlord can and cannot do
- find help if you live in a mobile home park or are homeless
- get information on property taxes and storage units
Use our step-by-step guide to finding legal information and requesting legal help. Use the Legal Help Tool!
Visit the menu of links to find more information about Vermont housing legal topics.
