Vermont Motion to Amend/Terminate Guardianship is a legal document used to modify or end a guardianship case in the state of Vermont. There are two types of guardianship cases in Vermont: (1) guardianship of a minor and (2) guardianship of an incapacitated adult. A Vermont Motion to Amend/Terminate Guardianship can be used to modify the terms of a guardianship or to end a guardianship case altogether. The motion must be filed in court and the court must approve any proposed changes. The motion must include the petitioner's name, the court case number, the guardianship case type, and the proposed changes to the guardianship. The motion must also be served to the guardian, any other interested parties, and the clerk of the court. After the motion is filed and served, the court must hold a hearing to consider the proposed changes. The court will make a decision based on the best interests of the person under guardianship.