The Massachusetts Petition To Terminate A Trust is a legal document used to formally request the termination of a trust in the state of Massachusetts. This petition allows the petitioner to ask the court for an order to end the trust and free up the trust property for distribution. The petition is typically filed by a beneficiary, trustee, settler, or other interested party of the trust. Depending on the type of trust being terminated, there may be different types of petitions. Types of Massachusetts Petition To Terminate A Trust: 1. Inter Vivos Petition: This petition is used to end an inter vivos trust, which is a trust created during the settler's lifetime. 2. Testamentary Petition: This petition is used to end a testamentary trust, which is a trust created through the terms of a will. 3. Special Needs Trust Petition: This petition is used to end a special needs trust, which is a trust set up to provide financial assistance to a disabled individual. 4. minor's Trust Petition: This petition is used to end a minor's trust, which is a trust set up to provide financial support for a minor until they reach the age of majority. 5. Charitable Trust Petition: This petition is used to end a charitable trust, which is a trust set up to provide financial support to a charity or charitable organization.