New England Veterans Advocacy Conference
The South Royalton Legal Clinic’s Veterans Legal Assistance Project, with the generous support of the Thomas M. French Veterans Advocacy Fund, is honored to host the New England Veterans Advocacy […]
Seal and Heal: An Update on Vermont’s New Expungement and Sealing Laws
Effective July 1, 2025, Act 60 updated Vermont laws pertaining to expunging and sealing past convictions in Vermont Courts. This law shifts the focus from expungement, which fully erases any […]
Cracking the Code: Understanding SSI and SSDI Processes
Join us for a clear, practical, and accessible one‑hour educational webinar designed specifically for non‑attorneys who want to better understand the SSI and SSDI systems. Hosted by VLGS’s Veterans Legal […]
Gabriella Miller JD’25
- Veterans Legal Assistance Project Fellow
Vermont Law and Graduate School Awarded Renewal Grant by Department of Veterans Affairs
Recognizing its unique experience and capacities in providing direct legal services to veterans, the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs awarded the Veterans Legal Assistance Program (VLAP) a $300,000 grant to provide civil legal services to homeless veterans and servicepeople at risk of homelessness. The VA selected 108 programs nationally, with Vermont Law and Graduate School being the only grantee in Vermont.
You Can’t Take It With You: Beginner’s Guide to Estate Planning in Vermont
This educational webinar—hosted by VLGS’s Veterans Legal Assistance Project—will introduce attendees to essential estate planning tools that protect autonomy, preserve assets, and ease transitions for loved ones. Designed for non-attorneys, […]
Parenting, Property, and Payments: The Basics of Vermont Family Law
This educational webinar—hosted by VLGS’s Veterans Legal Assistance Project—will provide a practical introduction to key concepts in Vermont family law, focusing on custody and child support. Designed for non-lawyers, this […]
Vermont Law and Graduate School Awarded Grant by Department of Veterans Affairs to Serve Homeless Veterans and Veterans at Risk of Homelessness
Recognizing its unique experience and capacities in providing direct legal services to veterans, the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs awarded the Veterans Legal Assistance Program (VLAP) a $300,000 grant to provide civil legal services to homeless veterans and servicepeople at risk of homelessness. The VA selected 108 programs nationally, with Vermont Law and Graduate School being the only grantee in Vermont.
