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Elderly exploitation actions must be commenced either within five years after the cause of action accrues, or within five years of the date the conduct complained of ceases. This effectively means that the statute only begins to run once the property taken has been returned and that there is essentially no limitation on the civil remedy under 772.11 and 825.103.

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