A New Hampshire Motion to Terminate Guardianship is a legal document used to end an existing guardianship. This motion is typically used when a guardianship is no longer necessary or when the guardian is no longer able to fulfill their duties. The motion can be filed by the guardian, a parent, a court-appointed attorney, or any other person with standing to do so. Types of New Hampshire Motion to Terminate Guardianship include: • Motion to Terminate Guardianship by Consent: This type of motion is used when all parties involved agree to end the guardianship. • Motion to Terminate Guardianship by Order of the Court: This type of motion is used when the court orders the termination of the guardianship. • Motion to Terminate Guardianship by Statute: This type of motion is used when a statute or law requires the termination of the guardianship. • Motion to Terminate Guardianship by Guardian's Motion: This type of motion is used when the guardian requests the termination of the guardianship.