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Vermont Judiciary, Eviction Process

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Vermont Judiciary, Eviction Process
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Notice of Appearance for Self-Represented Litigant(100-00265)

Counterclaim(100-00052)

Certificate of Service(600-00264)

Motion for Rent Escrow

Civil Division Motion(100-00053)

Civil Division Response to Motion(100-00020)

Certificate of Service(600-00264)

Motion to Redeem Premises

Motion Redeem Premises and to Stay Action(100-00305)

Certificate of Service(600-00264)

Motions

Civil Division Motion(100-00053)

Affidavit(600-00265)

Stipulation/Motion for Continuance(600-00418)

Motion Redeem Premises and to Stay Action(100-00305)

Civil Division Response to Motion(100-00020)

Certificate of Service(600-00264)

Appeal

Notice of Appeal to Supreme Court(800-00005)

Certificate of Service(600-00264)

See the Appealing to the Supreme Court web page for information about the steps in the appeal process after the Notice of Appeal has been filed. See the Transcripts web page for information about ordering the required transcripts for the appeal.

Updating Contact Information

Notice of Name Change or Change of Address(600-00846)

Certificate of Service(600-00264)

Miscellaneous

Sheriff's Return of Service(100-00261)

Certificate of Service(600-00264)

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The mission of the Vermont Judiciary is to provide equal access to justice, protect individual rights, resolve legal disputes fairly and timely, and provide everyone the opportunity to have their day in court.

Our Vision

The people of Vermont will have trust and confidence in the Vermont state courts because the courts are fair, impartial, accessible, responsive, consistent, free of discrimination, independent, and well-managed.

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