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A Vermont quit claim deed is a form that records the transference of property from a grantor to a grantee. This is an informal manner of transfer in which it is assumed, but not verified by this form, that a grantor has a legal right to relinquish a claim, interest, or title to the property…

A Vermont notary acknowledgment form is a document that proves a notary public has authenticated an individual’s signature. Documents such as mortgages and living trusts may require acknowledgment in order to confirm that the signatories who have provided their signatures have been identified and that they are in fact the individuals specified within the instrument. The…

The Vermont revocable living trust is a legal arrangement wherein the Grantor places their assets and property into a separate so that, upon their death, their named Beneficiaries will avoid probate when distributing the Grantor’s estate. In addition to avoiding probate, a living trust includes an incapacity clause which ensures that the Grantor will be…

A Vermont self-proving affidavit form is a supplemental document that may be attached to a last will and testament to shorten the length of probate and further validate the will. Before their property can be distributed when the testator of a will dies, the will goes to probate court where the witnesses of the will may…

Vermont name change forms allow residents to legally change their name through their county’s probate court. Those with intentions of changing their name after marriage or reverting to their maiden name after a divorce are not required to complete the Vermont name change forms. For any other reason, a judge will decide whether the name…

The Vermont do not resuscitate (DNR) order form details the end-of-life resuscitative treatments which should be applied to a patient when they experience respiratory or cardiac arrest. The DNR order instructs emergency health care providers to withhold the administration of cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR) as desired by the patient or their legal representative. Furthermore, the form may be…

The Vermont security deposit demand letter is a document that a tenant serves on a landlord who has failed to comply with the deadline to return the balance of the tenant’s initial deposit. Landlords are required to return security deposits and/or a list of damages and charges within fourteen (14) days after the tenant has vacated…

A Vermont employment contract is an agreement implemented at the beginning of a working relationship to define the conditions for an available position with an employer. When an employer seeks to hire an employee, they should draft a contract agreement to not only document the employee’s duties and salary but also indicate the duration in…

A Vermont Independent Contractor Agreement is a document used to outline the conditions of an agreement between a client and a contractor. The two parties will use the contract to avoid miscommunication and to eliminate any potential legal complications due to assumptions made by either the client or contractor. In an independent contractor agreement, terms…

A Vermont residential purchase and sale agreement is a contract that a potential home buyer will negotiate with a seller when offering to purchase a property. The process of purchasing a home begins with the buyer outlining the terms in the contract and providing the document to the seller or their agent. In the agreement, the…