Vermont Motion for Decree of Partial Distribution is a legal document that is filed in the Superior Court of Vermont when a party wants to seek a partial distribution of assets from a previously granted Decree of Distribution. This motion is typically filed when a party or parties are unable to agree on the total distribution of assets from an estate. The motion will outline the assets that each party wishes to receive and will ask the court to decide on the appropriate division of assets. The two main types of Vermont Motion for Decree of Partial Distribution are: (1) Motion for Partial Distribution of Assets from a Decree of Distribution and (2) Motion for Partial Distribution of Assets from a Decree of Partial Distribution. The first type is used when an estate has been granted a Decree of Distribution and the parties involved are unable to agree on a total distribution of assets. The second type is used when an estate has previously been granted a Decree of Partial Distribution and the parties involved are unable to agree on a total distribution of assets. In both cases, the motion must provide details of the assets each party wishes to receive, and any other information deemed necessary by the court. The motion must then be served to all parties involved and the court can then decide on the appropriate division of assets.