§ 109. Acquisition of new homestead
When a person acquires a new homestead, the prior homestead shall be liable for his or her debts and may be conveyed by him or her like other real estate. Such new homestead shall not be liable for causes of action against him or her to which such prior homestead would not have been liable, if such new homestead is acquired with the consideration derived from the sale or other disposition of such prior homestead, or with other means not derived from the property of such person.
Structure Vermont Statutes
Chapter 3 - Estates of Homestead
§ 101. Definition; exemption from attachment and execution
§ 102. Designating homestead in case of levy
§ 103. When real estate mortgaged
§ 105. Surviving spouse’s interest in homestead
§ 107. Liability of homestead for debts
§ 108. Liability of homestead for taxes
§ 109. Acquisition of new homestead
§ 141. Execution and acknowledgment of conveyance
§ 142. Homesteader under guardianship
§ 143. Spouse with a mental condition or psychiatric disability
§ 144. Effect when spouse joins in conveyance
§ 145. Effect of spouse joining in mortgage
§ 181. Appraisal and severance of homestead
§ 182. Application to Superior Court for relief
§ 183. Transfer or sale in lieu of severance