Florida Statutes Title XLI. Statute of Frauds, Fraudulent Transfers, and General Assignments § 727.105. Actions against assignee

(a) Rely on any outstanding court orders, judgments, decrees, and rules of law, and is not personally liable for the assignee's own good faith compliance with any such orders, judgments, decrees, or rules of law.

(b) Rely on, and shall be protected in any action by, any resolution, certificate, statement, opinion, report, notice, consent, or other document believed by the assignee to be genuine and to have been signed or presented by the proper parties.

(a) The assignee's good faith compliance with his or her duties and responsibilities as an assignee.

(b) The assignee's acts or omissions, except upon a finding by the court presiding over an action or proceeding under this chapter that the assignee's acts or omissions:

(4)(a) Except for matters in paragraph (3)(b), any creditor or party in interest seeking to assert a claim against the assignee must look only to the assignment estate assets and any bond posted by the assignee to satisfy any liability, and the assignee is not personally liable to satisfy any such obligation.

(b) Any creditor or party in interest seeking to assert a claim against the assignee under paragraph (3)(b) must first obtain leave of the court presiding over the assignment action or proceeding based upon good cause shown.