Rural General Practice · Lyndonville, Vermont

Rural families and landowners deserve law you can understand.

Grant Law is a rural general practice focused on wills, trusts and real estate, with a specialty in agricultural law. We explain your options in plain language, set out a plan, and draft the documents that carry it out.

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Counsel

Sound advice before you sign costs less than a dispute after. We advise on the decisions that protect a home, a piece of land or a business, now and for the people who come next.

Clarity

We explain the law in plain language and set out your options with the consequences of each. If something is unclear, ask, and we will explain it again.

Resolution

Every matter starts with a plan built with you. Your knowledge of your situation and our knowledge of the law, aimed at the outcome you want.

What We Do

A rural general practice

The practice centers on wills, trusts and real estate, and handles the business and contract matters that rural families and small organizations bring with them.

01

Wills & Trusts

A will or trust decides who gets the house, the land and the savings, and who handles it. Without one, state law decides for you. We draft the documents, explain what each one does and keep them current as your family changes.

  • Wills
  • Revocable and irrevocable trusts
  • Powers of attorney
  • Advance directives
  • Probate and estate administration
  • Passing land and camps to the next generation
02

Real Estate

Buying or selling land is the largest transaction most people make. We review the contract, search the title, resolve what the search turns up and handle the closing.

  • Purchase and sale contracts
  • Title searches and title insurance
  • Closings
  • Deeds, easements and rights-of-way
  • Boundary questions
  • Leases
  • Permits and compliance
03

Small Business & Contracts

A small business or nonprofit needs the right entity, clear contracts and governing documents it can follow. We form the entity, draft the agreements and advise as matters arise.

  • Choice of business entity
  • Operating and partnership agreements
  • Contract drafting and review
  • Nonprofit governance and bylaws
  • Regulatory compliance
Specialty Practice

Agriculture & working land

Grant Law advises farms, veterinary practices and forest businesses on the legal side of a working operation: forming the business, documenting sales and leases, meeting state and federal rules, and planning the transfer to the next owner.

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  • Ag business start-ups and entity choice
  • Livestock sales, breeding and leasing
  • Import and export
  • Boarding and care agreements
  • Farm and pasture leases
  • Clean Water Act and water law
  • Vermont Required Agricultural Practices
  • Animal welfare and crop insurance
  • Farm disputes, liability and debt collection
  • Farm succession planning
Who We Serve

Clients across rural Vermont

Grant Law represents individuals, families, landowners and small organizations.

Families & Individuals

Wills, trusts, powers of attorney and estate administration.

Buyers, Sellers & Landowners

Purchases, sales, leases, title and boundary matters.

Small Businesses & Nonprofits

Entity formation, contracts, governance and compliance.

Farms, Veterinary Practices & Forest Businesses

Agricultural transactions, regulation, disputes and succession.

Portrait of Caleb R. Grant Caleb R. Grant
  • Juris Doctor, University of Missouri School of Law
  • Admitted to the Vermont Bar
  • B.S., University of Vermont, Rubenstein School
About

Caleb R. Grant, Esq.

Attorney at Law

Caleb is a graduate of the University of Vermont and the University of Missouri School of Law, and is admitted to the Vermont Bar. He has spent more than 20 years leading rural organizations, where he negotiated contracts, reported to boards and managed regulatory compliance.

His practice covers wills and trusts, real estate, business and contract matters, and agricultural law. He is based in Vermont's Northeast Kingdom and represents clients across rural Vermont.

Approach

Plain language. A plan agreed before work begins. Documents drafted for your circumstances.

Background

More than 20 years in rural leadership, with direct experience in contracts, governance, budgets and regulatory compliance.

Location

Lyndonville, in Vermont's Northeast Kingdom. Serving clients across rural Vermont.

Get in Touch

Let's talk about
your matter

Start with a free phone consultation. Describe the matter, and we will tell you whether we can help and what the next step is.

Email

Caleb@GrantLawVT.com

Office

Lyndonville, Vermont

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