I Was Served With a Temporary RFA Order in Vermont – Now What?
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…
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Tips for Remote RFA Hearings Due to Covid-19
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…
How to File an Relief From Abuse (RFA) Order in Vermont
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…
4 Things You Should Do After a DUI Arrest in Vermont
Going through a DUI arrest can be a frightening experience. Once you are released from custody for DUI in Vermont what should you do next? 1. Collect All the Paperwork…
Vermont Civil and Criminal DUI
Most DUIs in Vermont have two components: a DUI civil and a DUI criminal. Both cases are handled at the same court, before the same judge, at the same time.…
What are my obligations if I am in a car accident in Vermont?
If you are in a car accident in Vermont and any property is damaged or someone is injured you must immediately stop and provide your name, residence, license number, address…