The 2023 Florida Statutes (including Special Session C)
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. . . as plenary guardian and revoked appellant’s authority as health care surrogate pursuant to section 765.105 . . . Pursuant to the grounds listed in s. 765.105, the court, upon its own motion, may, with notice to the . . . One of the grounds listed in section 765.105 is: “The surrogate or proxy has abused powers[.]” § 765.105 . . .
. . . court effectively revoked Betty’s valid Directive, and did so without the necessary proof under section 765.105 . . . Pursuant to the grounds listed in s. 765.105, the court, upon its own motion, may, with notice to the . . . expressing which grounds supported revocation and absent evidence of any of the grounds set forth in section 765.105 . . . determination by the trial court of whether Betty’s Directive is valid, and if so, what grounds under section 765.105 . . .
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. . . Finally, the Act does not provide for review of the Governor’s decision as proxy as required by section 765.105 . . . ’s decision is not in accord with the patient’s known desires or the provisions of this chapter.” § 765.105 . . . Ch. 92-199, § 2 at 1842, Laws of Fla.; § 765.105, Fla. Stat. (2003). . . .