TS Radio Network: Florida guardianship bills with Peggy Dupree

Tonight on TS Radio Network, Peggy Dupree and Betty Gosnel return to talk about looming bills in Florida. The Guardianship Jurisdiction Act if passed through the House and Senate, prevents any official,guardian, physician, or third party vendors from being held liable or charged with any indictments from the grand jury under the RICO Act of 1970. If a vendor or third party can establish a connection to the tribunal, immunity from prosecution for criminal acts will be law.

Tonight we will review Senate bill 1032. Of most interest are sections 744.80 and 744.81. These sections include taking testimony in another state and determining if a respondent has a significant connection with a particular state court. In other words, if you are a resident of one state and visiting in another, and one of these predators targets you, does the question of domicile enter into the discussion? Jurisdiction is determined by the state of residence. But maybe not

https://m.flsenate.gov/Session/Bill/2022/1032/BillText/__/PDF

s.744.80, F.S.;18
authorizing courts of this state to permit witness
testimony by certain means; providing that certain
evidence may be excluded after a judicial
determination of admissibility; creating

s.744.81,22
F.S.; specifying factors a court must consider in
determining whether a respondent has a significant

connection with a particular state;

s.744.84, F.S.; specifying the special
jurisdiction of courts of this state; providing
procedures relating to the appointment of an emergency
temporary guardian under certain circumstances;

s.744.85, F.S.; providing that a court that
has appointed a guardian has exclusive and continuing
jurisdiction until certain conditions are met;