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Legal Information: Vermont
Laws current as of July 11, 2024 Where do I file for a sexual assault or stalking protective order?
To file for a protective order, you go to the superior court in the county where you live. If you have left your home in order to avoid being sexually assaulted or stalked, you can file the order in the county where you previously lived or in the current county you live in.1
1 VT ST 12 § 5132
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