
When a Florida Asset Sale Needs a Shareholder Vote Under Section 607.1202
Section 607.1202 requires shareholder approval to sell substantially all assets — notice to every holder, an appraisal package, and a majority of all votes entitled to be cast.

Buying a Florida Travel Agency: The Sellers of Travel Bond Waiver Dies at Closing
Florida’s Sellers of Travel Act waives the performance bond after five clean years — but the waiver is personal to the registrant. A buyer starts over at year zero.

Selling a Florida Gym: The Health Studio Bond Comes Back at Closing
Florida’s Health Studio Act exempts long-running gyms from the $25,000 bond — but the exemption requires the same ownership for five years. A sale resets it at closing.

When the Founder’s Stock Sits in a Revocable Trust: Florida Closing Mechanics
Florida founders often hold stock in revocable trusts. How the trustee signs, what a 736.1017 certification proves, and who stands behind the reps.

Text Message Lawsuits in the Data Room: FTSA Diligence in Florida M&A
Fla. Stat. 501.059 gives text recipients a $500-per-violation private right of action. Why FTSA exposure belongs on every Florida M&A diligence list.

Buying or Selling a Florida Security Agency: Chapter 493 Licenses the Firm, Not the Deal
A Florida security agency sale runs through Chapter 493: the Class B agency license, the MB manager rule, and five-day officer filings after an equity closing.
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