Florida SB 1316: Florida Uniform Fiduciary Income and Principal Act
Status: Laid on Table, companion bill(s) passed, see CS/HB 1093 (Ch. 2024-216) (as of 2024-03-01)
State: Florida · Session: 2024 · Bill: SB 1316
Subjects: estates and trusts
Sponsors: Berman, Judiciary, Rules
Bill Text
1316 Injunctions for Protection Against Marriage Fraud 2026-01-07T06:40:08Z Defining the term “marriage fraud”; creating a cause of action for an injunction for protection in cases of marriage fraud; authorizing a person who is the victim of marriage fraud to file a petition for such an injunction, regardless of any other available or pending petition, complaint, or cause of action; prohibiting the clerk of the court from charging a filing fee for such petitions; requiring a court to set a hearing upon the filing of such petition, etc. Original Filed Version 2026 S 2026-10-01T00:00:00Z GB General Bill __ Florida Senate - 2026 SB 1316 By Senator Yarborough 4-01137A-26 20261316__ 1 A bill to be entitled 2 An act relating to injunctions for protection against 3 marriage fraud; creating s. 908.14, F.S.; defining the 4 term “marriage fraud”; creating a cause of action for 5 an injunction for protection in cases of marriage 6 fraud; authorizing a person who is the victim of 7 marriage fraud to file a petition for such an 8 injunction, regardless of any other available or 9 pending petition, complaint, or cause of action; 10 specifying that the petitioner does not require 11 representation by an attorney; requiring the clerk of 12 the court to provide certain information, forms, and 13 assistance to certain persons; prohibiting the clerk 14 of the court from charging a filing fee for such 15 petitions; authorizing the clerk of the court to 16 submit quarterly requests for certain reimbursement to 17 the Justice Administrative Commission; requiring the 18 clerk of the court to pay from such reimbursements 19 certain law enforcement agency fees, up to a specified 20 amount; prohibiting the court from requiring a bond; 21 requiring the clerk of the court to provide a 22 petitioner with a certified copy of such an 23 injunction; providing requirements for a verified 24 petition for such an injunction; providing the 25 required form of such petition; requiring a court to 26 set a hearing upon the filing of such petition; 27 requiring that the respondent be personally served 28 with certain documents before the hearing; authorizing 29 the court to grant a temporary injunction and grant 30 certain relief under certain circumstances; limiting 31 the evidence that may be used in certain ex parte 32 hearings; providing an exception; limiting the 33 duration of such temporary injunctions; authorizing 34 the court to grant a continuance of a temporary 35 injunction and the full hearing under certain 36 circumstances; authorizing the court to grant certain 37 relief, including an injunction, upon notice and a 38 hearing; requiring that temporary and final judgments 39 on such injunctions indicate certain information; 40 requiring the clerk of the court to electronically 41 transmit copies of such injunctions to specified 42 persons within a certain period after issuance; 43 providing requirements for service of such injunctions 44 upon respondents; providing that a chief judge may 45 authorize a law enforcement agency to effect certain 46 service and receive a portion of the service fee; 47 prohibiting a person from serving or executing such 48 injunctions unless the person is a law enforcement 49 officer; authorizing the court to order an officer to 50 accompany a petitioner and assist in the execution of 51 service of such an injunction under certain 52 circumstances; requiring the clerk of the court to 53 electronically transmit a copy of such an injunction 54 to a certain sheriff within a specified timeframe 55 after the court issues, changes, or vacates the 56 injunction; requiring a sheriff or other law 57 enforcement officer who receives such an injunction or 58 who makes service upon a respondent to make certain 59 information available to other law enforcement 60 agencies in a specified manner within a certain 61 timeframe; requiring the Florida Association of Court 62 Clerks and Comptrollers to develop a certain automated 63 process, subject to available funding; providing 64 requirements for automated notice; authorizing the 65 Florida Association of Court Clerks and Comptrollers 66 to apply for grants for a specified purpose; requiring 67 the clerk of the court to notify a certain sheriff or 68 law enforcement agency of certain action by the court 69 within a specified timeframe; authorizing the court to 70 enforce violations of such injunctions through civil 71 or criminal contempt proceedings; providing for the 72 transfer of certain fines and assessments by the clerk 73 of the court to the Department of Revenue for deposit 74 into the Domestic Violence Trust Fund; requiring that 75 a respondent arrested for a violation of such an 76 injunction be held in custody until brought before the 77 court for a specified purpose; providing immunity fro
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