Review the Florida statutes on line.  Find Florida Statutes.  The Florida UCC is in Title XXXIX  which governs commercial relations.  Article 9 appears as Chapter 679.  Beware of the Florida numbering system.  It differs from that of the Model UCC.  The Florida fraudulent transfer law appears in Title XLI.

Review the Federal Fair Debt Collection Practices Act on line.  Fair Debt Collection Practices Act.

Review the official New York State Assembly website to find consolidated laws of New York State online.  Find New York UCC.  Read the 2001 New York Law Revision Commission Report on Revised Article 9.

Review the United States Code from the Office of the Law Revision Counsel on the United States House of Representatives website. You can find the United States Bankruptcy Code here--it appears as Title 11. Find US Code, Title 11.  Other United States Codes may be found here as well.

Review the electronic version of the United States Code of Federal Regulations from the Government Printing Office website. This electronic version is unofficial. You can find the regulations of the Federal Trade Commission governing commercial practices here--they appear as Title 16. Part 444 governs credit practices. Find US Code of Federal Regulations. 

Check out the privatized Florida Secured Transactions Registry.  Get Florida Secretary of State approved UCC filing forms here!  Note that filings are not technically made with the Florida SOS but instead are made with this private company service.  

Review the New York Department of State website that covers Uniform Commercial Code matters.  Find NYS Department of State.

Review the Delaware Division of Corporations website that covers Uniform Commercial Code matters. Delaware is potentially more important with new revisions to Article 9 relating to registered organizations.  Find Delaware Div of Corp.

The National Conference of Commissioners on Uniform State Laws, in association with the University of Pennsylvania Law School. This is the official site for drafts of uniform and model acts, including the UCC.  Find NCCUSL.

The Legal Information Institute at Cornell Law School (be careful as a lot of this stuff is now old). Find Old UCC Versions.