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In Vermont, approximately 1,700 eviction cases are filed every year. In most of the cases, families lose their housing. The number one cause of eviction is falling behind on rent. Eviction, therefore, is a kind of accelerant for poverty; it comes out of poverty and it creates even more. Reducing evictions in Vermont could be one of the most effective anti-poverty tools we have. Read our new report, Eviction in Vermont: A Closer Look, released on January 16, 2019.
Each month you can speak to a lawyer for free in Newport and St. Johnsbury, Vermont. You can discuss your legal questions about housing, divorce, custody, debt collection and more. Learn more.
Vermont Legal Aid marked 50 years of service to Vermonters in 2018. Watch three short videos about VLA made by Movement Media.
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