Florida Abandonment of Articles of Interest Exchange (FACE) is a legal procedure that allows a borrower to end a contract and return an article of interest, such as a personal property, to the lender without the lender having to pay any additional compensation. This is typically done when the borrower fails to meet his or her repayment obligations. There are three types of Florida Abandonment of Articles of Interest Exchange: voluntary abandonment, involuntary abandonment, and statutory abandonment. Voluntary abandonment occurs when the borrower voluntarily returns the article of interest to the lender without the lender having to pay any additional compensation. Involuntary abandonment occurs when the lender is forced to take back the article of interest due to a breach of the contract. Statutory abandonment is a form of involuntary abandonment that is regulated by state law.