Fla. Prob. R. 5.670

(a) Petition for Discharge. The Florida guardian may file a

petition for discharge when the domicile of a resident ward has

changed to a foreign jurisdiction, the foreign court having

jurisdiction over the ward at the ward’s new domicile has appointed

a foreign guardian, and the foreign guardian has qualified and

posted a bond in the amount required by the foreign court.

(b) Contents of Petition. The petition for discharge shall

state:

(1) that the grounds set forth in subdivision (a) have

occurred;

(2) that the guardian has fully administered the Florida

guardianship; and

(3) the amount of compensation to be paid to the

guardian and to the attorneys, accountants, or other agents

employed by the guardian.

(c) Final Report. The Florida guardian of the property shall

file a final report showing receipts, disbursements, amounts

reserved for unpaid and anticipated costs and fees, and other

relevant financial information from the date of the previous annual

accounting, and a list of the assets to be turned over to the foreign

guardian.

(d) Notice. The Florida guardian of the property shall

publish a notice as required by law, which shall state:

(1) the name of the ward;

(2) the file number of the guardianship;

(3) the designation and address of the court;

(4) the name and address of the guardian and the

guardian’s attorney;

(5) the name and address of the foreign guardian and

the foreign guardian’s attorney, if any;

(6) the date of first publication;

(7) that a petition for discharge has been filed upon the

grounds of change of domicile of the ward;

(8) the date the guardian will apply for discharge;

(9) that the jurisdiction of the ward will be transferred

to the foreign jurisdiction;

(10) that any objection shall be in writing and shall state

with particularity each item to which the objection is directed and

the grounds on which the objection is based;

(11) that any objection to the final report or the petition

for discharge shall be filed within the later of 30 days from the date

of service of the petition for discharge or the date of first publication

of the notice; and

(12) that within 90 days after filing of the objection, a

notice of hearing thereon shall be served or the objection is

abandoned.

(e) Service. A copy of the petition for discharge and of the

notice of petition for discharge shall be served on the foreign

guardian and such other persons as the court may direct.

(f) Objections. Objections shall be in the form and be filed

within the time set forth in the notice of petition for discharge. A

copy of the objections shall be served by the objector on the Florida

guardian and the foreign guardian.

(g) Disposition of Objections. Any interested person may

set a hearing on the objections. Notice of the hearing shall be served

on the Florida guardian, the foreign guardian, and any other

interested persons. If a notice of hearing on the objections is not

served within 90 days of filing of the objections, the objections will

be deemed abandoned.

(h) Discharge. The Florida guardian may not be discharged

until all objections have been withdrawn, abandoned, or judicially

resolved. After all objections have been withdrawn, abandoned, or

judicially resolved, if the court is satisfied that the Florida guardian

has faithfully discharged the duties of the guardianship and the

interests of the ward are protected, and the Florida guardian of the

property has delivered the assets of the ward to the foreign

guardian, the court shall enter an order of discharge.