Vermont Rules for Family Proceedings
- Rule 1 - Procedure for Juvenile Delinquency Proceedings
- Rule 1.1 - Procedure for Youthful Offender Proceedings
- Rule 2 - Children in Need of Care or Supervision
- Rule 3 - Termination of Parental Rights
- Rule 4.0 - Divorce and Other Family Proceedings
- Rule 4.1 - Cases Involving Minor Children
- Rule 4.2 - Motions After Judgement
- Rule 4.3 - Special Procedures
- Rule 5 - Physical and Mental Examination of Persons Before the Family Court
- Rule 6 - Representation by Attorneys and Guardians Ad Litem of Minors
- Rule 6.1 - Representation by Attorneys and Guardians Ad Litem in Specified Proceedings
- Rule 6.2 - Mental Health Proceedings
- Rule 7 - Representation by Guardians Ad Litem and Attorneys of Minors Who are Subjects of Proceedings Under Rules 4.0-4.3 and 9
- Rule 7.1 - Representation by Guardians Ad Litem and Attorneys of Child Witnesses Who Are Not Subjects of Proceedings Under Rules 4 and 9
- Rule 8 - Magistrates Proceedings
- Rule 9 - Abuse Prevention
- Rule 10 - Appearance Before a Magistrate by Nonattorney Employees of the Office of Child Support
- Rule 11 - Books, Records and Forms in the Family Court
- Rule 12 - Stay of Proceedings to Enforce a Judgment
- Rule 13 - Scope; Applicability; Definitions
- Rule 14 - Litigant Education Programs in Family Court
- Rule 15 - Appearance and Withdrawal of Attorneys
- Rule 16 - Civil Contempt Proceedings
- Rule 17 - Remote and Hybrid Proceedings with Testimony or Participation by Telephone
- Rule 18 - Mediation