Attorney Leah Henderson got a dismissal of a criminal case in Windsor county for a Burke Law client. Attorney Henderson was able to obtain the dismissal after a favorable appeal to the Vermont Supreme Court.
Congratulations to Attorney Henderson and our client!
When Vermont DCF gets involved with your family, it can be nerve-racking for everyone. If DCF starts a court case involving you and your family, you can become incredibly uncertain about what will happen next.
In Vermont, you can apply for a “sexual assault or stalking protective order,” which is what is commonly referred to as a “Restraining Order.” The sexual assault or stalking protective order is an order from
What is a Stalking Protective Order? A Stalking Protective Order is a civil court order, which protects a victim from someone who is NOT a family or household member who has stalked the victim. 12
An RFA is a civil court document that intends to stop violent, harassing and threatening behavior by preventing the abuser from having contact or communication with the victim. 15 V.S.A. § 1101. Domestic Assault is
In Vermont, child custody agreements are called Parental Rights & Responsibilities (PR&R) orders. You can always consult an attorney if you have questions about child custody related issues. Here are some basic things you’ll want
Being involved with DCF and/or a CHINS court case can be extremely stressful for families. Those involved should absolutely speak with a defense attorney as soon as possible. Here are some common questions answered about
If you have been served with a Vermont Relief from Abuse Order, or with a notice of hearing, you are the Defendant. You should immediately contact an attorney at Burke Law to review the temporary
Due to the COVID-19 pandemic, many court hearings have become remote, including Relief From Abuse hearings. That means that the hearing will be conducted online or over the phone. Follow these tips to prepare for
In Vermont, a Relief From Abuse Order, or “RFA,” is an order from the court which is used to stop violent, harassing and threatening behavior. First, determine if an RFA is right for you. If