The bill amends sections of Florida Statutes related to guardianship, specifically focusing on the rights of adult wards and the responsibilities of guardians. It prohibits guardians from restricting an adult ward's ability to maintain contact with specific individuals unless there is good cause to believe that such contact poses a significant risk of harm. The bill outlines specific timeframes for restrictions based on the nature of the relationship between the ward and the person in question. Additionally, it requires guardians to provide notice to wards about changes in their residential settings, particularly if the new setting is more restrictive, and mandates that this notice be given at least 14 days in advance unless otherwise authorized.

Furthermore, the bill requires that the initial guardianship plan identify individuals entitled to receive important information regarding the incapacitated person, including details about their death, funeral arrangements, and transfer to medical facilities. This ensures that relevant parties are informed and can maintain contact with the incapacitated individual. The effective date for this act is set for July 1, 2025.