The Massachusetts Decree And Order For Termination-Resignation-Removal of Guardian of A Minor is a legal document issued by a court of competent jurisdiction that terminates, accepts a resignation of, or removes a guardian of a minor in Massachusetts. The Massachusetts Decree And Order For Termination-Resignation-Removal of Guardian of A Minor is typically used when the guardianship of a minor is no longer necessary or when the guardian is unable to adequately provide for the minor’s needs. There are three main types of Massachusetts Decree And Order For Termination-Resignation-Removal of Guardian of A Minor: 1) Termination of Guardianship; 2) Acceptance of Resignation of Guardianship; and 3) Removal of Guardianship. Termination of Guardianship is the process by which a guardian’s responsibilities are officially ended by a court. A guardian may be terminated for a variety of reasons, including the death of the guardian, the guardian’s inability to carry out his or her duties, or the minor’s emancipation. Acceptance of Resignation of Guardianship occurs when a guardian voluntarily relinquishes the guardianship of a minor. A court must accept the guardian’s resignation before it is legally effective. Removal of Guardianship is the process by which a court removes a guardian from his or her position. A guardian may be removed due to incompetence, neglect, or misconduct, or if the guardian fails to carry out his or her duties.