The Illinois Statement of Right to Petition Termination Guardianship or Modify Duties is a legal document that provides a clear set of rights to guardians and their wards when it comes to petitioning, terminating, or modifying a guardianship. This document was created to protect the rights of both the guardian and the ward, and to ensure that the decisions made are in the best interest of the ward. There are two types of rights outlined in the Illinois Statement of Right to Petition Termination Guardianship or Modify Duties. The first is the right of the guardian to petition the court to terminate or modify the guardianship, either at any time or upon the ward’s request. This includes the right to request a termination of the guardianship, or to modify the duties the guardian is responsible for. The second type of right is the right of the ward to petition the court to terminate or modify the guardianship. This includes the right to request a termination of the guardianship, or to modify the duties the guardian is responsible for. In order to exercise these rights, the guardian or ward must file a petition with the court. The petition must include the reasons for the request, and the court will then consider the request and make a decision.