MD SB466

Prohibits caregivers, family members, or household members from knowingly obtaining property of vulnerable adults or individuals aged 68+ with intent to deprive them of that property

Establishes tiered felony penalties based on property value: up to 5 years/$10,000 fine for $1,500-$25,000; up to 10 years/$15,000 fine for $25,000-$100,000; up to 20 years/$25,000 fine for $100,000+

Requires convicted defendants to restore stolen property or its value to the victim or victim's estate, with disqualification from inheriting from the victim's estate if restitution is not made

Authorizes the Senior and Vulnerable Adult Asset Recovery Unit and the Commissioner of the Division of Securities to bring civil actions on behalf of victims without requiring a criminal conviction

Effective October 1, 2025