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FL H0729
Bill
Status
12/10/2025
Primary Sponsor
Robin Bartleman
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AI Summary
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Requires respondents to surrender all firearms, ammunition, and concealed weapon licenses to local law enforcement upon issuance of a final domestic violence injunction
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Authorizes law enforcement to seek search warrants if there is probable cause to believe respondents have not surrendered all firearms or ammunition
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Law enforcement must issue receipts for surrendered items and file them with the court within 72 hours; agencies must develop policies for acceptance, storage, and return of surrendered items
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Firearms and ammunition must be returned after an injunction is vacated or terminated, but only after a background check confirms the respondent is eligible to possess them; unclaimed items may be disposed of after 1 year
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Lowers the threshold for a third-degree felony violation from two or more prior convictions to just one prior conviction for violating a domestic violence injunction against the same victim; effective October 1, 2026
Legislative Description
Protective Injunctions and Protection Orders
Last Action
1st Reading (Original Filed Version)
1/13/2026