Definition
A family limited liability company (LLC) is formed by family members to conduct business in states that allow LLCs. Members must be related by blood, adoption, or marriage. The family LLC is a popular way to protect the assets of a family business against claims by creditors, divide income among generations, and assist in estate planning. It is a type of closed corporation. Family LLC Formation A
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