An involuntary transfer of an LLC membership interest is a transfer prompted by a creditor action or the occurrence of a triggering event outside of the member’s control. An individual or legal entity obtaining a membership interest as a ...
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Transferring LLC Membership Interests Part 2 – Voluntary Transfers
A member of a Florida limited liability company (LLC) has a certain amount of personal asset protection if the LLC consists of two or more members. Part of this protection rests on the restricted transferability of LLC membership interests. ...
Transferring LLC Membership Interests Part 1 — An Overview
If you are a member of a limited liability company (LLC) or believe you may become a member of an LLC, or you just wonder how flexible an LLC may be with ownership, please read on. This article applies ...
How Does a Landlord Prevent Liens by Tenant’s Contractors? Part 3
Florida landlords may protect their real estate from liens resulting from tenants’ improvements.
This is the third article in a three-part series discussing some of the ways landlords may lawfully avoid liens and disputes with the construction contractors and ...
