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Coping with Separation and Divorce (COPE)
Parent Child Centers
The Vermont Parents’ Home Companion: A resource from Prevent Child Abuse Vermont
UpToParents.org
Vermont Parenting Resources A guide to resources from the Vermont Department of Health
Vermont Family Network – Provides support for families of children with special needs
What Kids Want Parents to Know about Separation and Divorce, Kids First (and other books recommended by Kids First, an organization out of Maine that supports families of separation and divorce. These books are for informational purposes only and do not contain Vermont specific information)

Vermont Network Against Domestic and Sexual Violence:
- Domestic Violence Hotline: 1-800-288-7395
- Sexual Violence Hotline: 1-800-489-7273
Vermont 2-1-1: Statewide referral service for a wide range of social services (dial 211)
PathwaysVermont – providing support to people in crisis
- Vermont Support Line: 1-888-604-6412 available 3pm-11pm, every day

VTLawHelp.org – website provides legal information about a wide variety of issues
- 1-800-889-2047 –call to see if you qualify for free legal advice, information, and services from Legal Services Vermont or Vermont Legal Aid. Live calls are answered on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays from 8:30 to 1:30 and on Tuesdays and Thursdays from 11:30 to 4:00 p.m.
Vermont Bar Association Lawyer Referral Service- 1-800-639-7036 – call to find an attorney in your area who will offer a half hour consultation for $25.
Vermont Bar Association pro bono and low bono programs – a list of clinics and pro bono or low bono programs throughout the state.

VTLawHelp.org: provides information about Family Law in Vermont as well as a wide array of other legal topics
Vermont Judiciary’s Family Division’s Information Pamphlets
Vermont Judiciary's Divorce page – information and a video that explain the divorce process in Vermont, includes links to forms and helpful phone numbers

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