Vermont § 3020 - Exemptions from trustee process generally The following named bodies corporate and persons shall not be liable or chargeable on trustee process:
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§ 3020. Exemptions from trustee process generally The following named bodies corporate and persons shall not be liable or chargeable on trustee process:
- (1) A fire insurance company on account of a sum due from such company to the defendant
in consequence of loss by fire of property exempt from attachment and execution; (2) A life insurance company by reason of having in its hands money not exceeding $500.00
due or payable under a policy of life insurance; (3) A person having in his or her hands monies due or belonging to the debtor, as his
or her debenture as a member or officer of the General Assembly or as a petit or grand
juror attending Superior Court; (4) A member of the General Assembly or officer of the State required to attend upon the
Source: official Vermont text · Last verified 2026-08-27
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