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Laws current as of October 24, 2025

How does the law define an interested person?

In Vermont, an interested person is:

  • a representative of the vulnerable adult;
  • a staff member of Adult Protective Services;
  • the Commissioner of Disability, Aging, and Independent Living; or
  • someone appointed by the Commissioner of Disability, Aging, and Independent Living.1 

1 VT ST 33 §§ 6902(16); 6931

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