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How Do I Find a Probate Attorney in Windham County, Vermont?

When to consider hiring help, what to look for in a probate attorney, and firms serving Windham County.

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We found 13 estate law firms serving Windham County. Windham County is part of the Southern Vermont (Windham/Bennington) region.

These firms handle estate administration, will contests, trust litigation, and other probate matters in Windham County Superior Court - Probate Division.

Southern Vermont (Windham/Bennington) Firms

Crispe & Crispe

FirmEst. 1934

114 Main Street

Brattleboro, VT 05302

Phone:

(802) 254-4441
crispe.com →
Estate PlanningProbateWillsTrustsBusiness Law

Barr Sternberg Moss Silver & Munson, P.C.

FirmEst. 1981

507 Main Street

Bennington, VT 05201

Phone:

(802) 442-6341
barrsternberg.com →
Estate PlanningWillsTrustsProbate

Costello, Valente & Gentry, P.C.

Firm

51 Putney Road

Brattleboro, VT 05301

Phone:

(802) 257-5533
cvglawoffice.com →
Estate PlanningElder LawLong Term Care PlanningProbateGuardianshipTrust Administration

William C. Deveneau, Esq. PLC

Solo

160 Benmont Ave, Suite C3-80A

Bennington, VT 05201

Phone:

(802) 442-9800
wcdesq.com →
Estate PlanningProbateElder LawTaxTrust AdministrationSpecial Needs Planning
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Fisher & Fisher Law Offices, P.C.

Firm

114 Main Street

Brattleboro, VT 05301

Phone:

(802) 254-4488
fisherandfisherlawvt.com →
Estate PlanningWillsProbateCommercial Law

Fitts, Olson, Giddings & Ferrara, P.L.C.

Firm

16 High Street

Brattleboro, VT 05301

Phone:

(802) 254-2345
foglaw.com →
Estate PlanningElder LawProbateTrust AdministrationTax

Shriver Law Group

Firm

147 Western Avenue

Brattleboro, VT 05301

Phone:

(802) 257-7244
shriverlaw.com →
Estate PlanningProbateWillsTrustsReal EstateBusiness Law

Secrest & Darrow, PLC

Firm

28 Vernon Street, 5th Floor

Brattleboro, VT 05301

Phone:

(802) 251-6598
secrestdarrow.com →
Estate PlanningElder LawProbateTrust AdministrationMedicaid PlanningSpecial Needs PlanningGuardianship

Statewide Practices

These firms serve clients throughout Vermont.

Downs Rachlin Martin PLLC

Firm

199 Main Street, Suite 600

Burlington, VT 05401

Phone:

(802) 863-2375
drm.com →
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Carroll, Boe & Kite, P.C.

Firm

64 Court St

Middlebury, VT 05753

Phone:

(802) 388-6711
64court.com →
Estate PlanningWillsTrustsProbateTrust AdministrationTax

Chadwick, Spensley & Fox, PLLC

Firm

136 High Street

Brattleboro, VT 05301

Phone:

(802) 257-7161
chadwickandspensley.com →
Estate PlanningWillsTrustsProbateMedicaid PlanningElder Law

Primmer Piper Eggleston & Cramer PC

Firm

30 Main Street, Suite 500

Burlington, VT 05402

Phone:

(802) 864-0880
primmer.com →
Estate PlanningProbateTrust AdministrationTaxBusiness Succession

Unsworth LaPlante, PLLC

Firm

26 Railroad Ave

Essex Junction, VT 05452

Phone:

(802) 879-7133
unsworthlaplante.com →
Estate PlanningElder LawLong Term Care PlanningProbateTrust Administration

Frequently Asked Questions

Not every estate needs one. Simple estates, small estates under the affidavit threshold, and states with informal probate can often be handled without counsel. Contested wills, out-of-state property, and business interests usually need an attorney. The Vermont self-filing assessment scores whether this estate can be handled without one.

Vermont uses reasonable fees for probate. Typical Windham County rates run $200–$500/hour, with simple estates taking 20–40 hours. Flat-fee arrangements are available from some firms.

Files the petition, publishes required notices, helps with the inventory and accounting, handles creditor claims and tax filings, and guides the final distribution. The attorney represents the personal representative, not the beneficiaries — a distinction that matters if disputes arise.

Referrals from an estate planning attorney you already work with are the best source. Bar association directories are second. Avoid attorneys who won't quote a fee structure up front or who won't explain whether your estate qualifies for simplified procedures.

Yes — by avoiding probate altogether. A revocable living trust removes the estate from court jurisdiction, which removes the need for a probate attorney at settlement time. Create a revocable trust online for about what one hour of probate-attorney time costs.

Firm listings are for informational purposes only. SimplyTrust does not endorse or recommend any specific firm or attorney. Contact firms directly to discuss your situation and verify their current practice areas and availability. Information last verified: May 2026.

Superior Court - Probate Division

Windham County

30 Putney Road, 2nd Floor

Brattleboro, VT 05301

Phone:

802-257-2800

Email:

WindhamUnit@vtcourts.gov

Hours:

Monday - Friday, 8:00 AM - 4:30 PM

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Bar Harbor Bank

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Bank serving Maine, New Hampshire and Vermont

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Beacon Bank

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Bank serving the Northeast

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Citizens Bank

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Bank serving the Northeast, Southeast, and more

Citizens Bank

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Credit Union serving the Northeast

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Credit Union serving Massachusetts, New York and Vermont

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Bank serving the West, Northeast, and more

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Bank serving New Hampshire and Vermont

Mascoma Bank

M&T Bank

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Bank serving the Northeast and Southeast

M&T Bank

NBT Bank

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Bank serving the Northeast

NBT Bank

New England FCU

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Credit Union serving the Northeast

New England FCU

TrustCo Bank

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Bank serving the Northeast and Southeast

TrustCo Bank

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Brokerage serving all 50 states

Acorns

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