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Company law in United States — Florida

Company formation, governance, directors, ownership, filings, and corporate obligations. Every result links to its stored legal text and available official source evidence.

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• United States — Florida

  Florida Statutes § 662.1225 — Requirements for a family trust company, licensed family trust company, or foreign licensed family trust company.

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  Family trust companies and licensed family trust companies must keep a Florida office, a registered agent, required business licenses, and a deposit account; foreign licensed family trust companies have the same maintenance duties plus good standing and compliance in their home jurisdiction.

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  Florida Statutes § 662.130 — Powers of family trust companies, licensed family trust companies, and foreign licensed family trust companies.

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  This section lets family trust companies, licensed family trust companies, and certain foreign licensed family trust companies exercise a range of fiduciary and trust-related powers, subject to stated exceptions.

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  Florida Statutes § 662.123 — Organizational documents; use of term “family trust” in name.

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  Family trust companies and licensed family trust companies must include specified statements and name details in their organizational documents, and proposed amendments must be submitted to the office at least 30 days before filing or effectiveness.

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  Florida Statutes § 605.0110 — Limited liability company property.

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  This section says what counts as limited liability company property and says a member has no interest in any specific LLC property.

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  Florida Statutes § 662.102 — Purposes; findings.

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  This section says the act is meant to license and regulate family trust companies and set the Office of Financial Regulation’s oversight role.

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  Florida Statutes § 662.148 — Public records exemption.

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  This section makes listed records and information held by the office confidential and exempt, allows certain disclosures by the office, and penalizes willful disclosure.

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  Florida Statutes § 605.2601 — Entity transactions involving a series limited liability company or a protected series of the company restricted; definitions.

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  This section defines terms used for merger-related rules about series limited liability companies and protected series.

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  Florida Statutes § 605.2401 — Limitations on liability.

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  This section limits liability for persons, series limited liability companies, and protected series in specified situations.

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  Florida Statutes § 658.16 — Creation of banking or trust corporation.

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  A corporation may be formed to become a state bank or trust company if authorized by the office. The section also defines several terms for banks or trust companies chartered as limited liability companies.

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  Florida Statutes § 944.597 — Transportation and return of prisoners by private transport company.

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  The department may contract with private transport companies to move prisoners, but the contract must require coverage, training, humane treatment, reporting, and licensing.

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  Florida Statutes § 662.111 — Definitions.

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  This section defines terms used in the chapter.

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  Florida Statutes § 605.0407 — Management of limited liability company.

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  By default, an LLC is member-managed unless its organizing documents say it is manager-managed; members usually manage member-managed LLCs, managers decide in manager-managed LLCs, members are generally unpaid except for winding-up compensation, the LLC must reimburse covered member advances, and wrongful dissolution c

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