About Vermont Court Records

Vermont court records are organized under the Vermont Judiciary per 4 V.S.A. § 1. The Supreme Court and Superior Court publish opinions and dockets at vermontjudiciary.org; Civil Division records are available through the Public Portal for a fee, but family, probate, and criminal division records are generally not yet available online statewide.

Vermont Court Records

Statewide Records

Criminal Histories
Official Free
Vermont doesn't provide online criminal court case records, but the Vermont Criminal Information Center offers this service that allows you to search criminal conviction reports on anyone. Currently the cost per search is $30.
Legal Decisions
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Browse this listing of Vermont legal decisions to view environmental, worker compensation, labor relations board, professional conduct/responsibility board, public service board, supreme court and bankruptcy court decisions.
Superior Courts | Civil Case Records
Official Free
Vermont Courts Online provides this fee-based service that provides case search access to civil and small claims civil division case records and dockets in all 14 Vermont counties. Registration is required.

Federal Records

County Records

Superior Courts | Calendars
Official Free
Use this Vermont Judiciary service to find Vermont Superior Courts family division, criminal division, and civil division case calendars by date range, county, and court division.

Frequently Asked Questions

How do I find Vermont court records?

Use the statewide case-search portal under Statewide for state-court records; PACER for federal.

Are court records free in Vermont?

Most case dockets are free online; certified copies and federal PACER have fees.

Can I see sealed or expunged cases?

No — sealed and expunged records are not publicly accessible.

How current are online court records?

Most state systems update overnight or within 24–48 hours of docket events.