Family Limited Partnership Lawyers

Safeguard Your Family-Owned Company with The Press Law Firm, P.A.

The family limited partnership is not only a great tool for protecting your assets, but it can also be used as an organizational structure for a family business you intend to keep within your family.

Many families increasingly establish a family limited partnership rather than any other entity, such as a corporation or limited liability company because it is better suited for achieving certain family-motivated objectives.

Some of these legal goals can include:

• Retaining control of a family business or investment assets by senior family members
• The ability of the family limited partnership to have a succession plan inherent in its structure where the business interests and/or assets and management pass down through the family
• The ability to transfer assets (wealth) of the family between generations with reduced cost in estate and gift taxes

Speak with one of our family limited partnership lawyers at The Presser Law Firm, P.A. if you think this business structure could be right for your company. Discover how we can help you protect your family’s financial interests for generations to come by reaching out to us for a complimentary preliminary consultation today!

Contact The Presser Law Firm, P.A. online or call (561) 953-1050 and ask how you can arrange to meet with one of our attorneys who can help!

Formation of the Family Limited Partnership

Like the limited partnership, the family limited partnership follows the formalities of filing with the state. A family limited partnership is created by filing a certificate of limited partnership or certificate of organization or registration statement with the state. The state then issues a charter acknowledging the family limited partnership's formal existence.

Most state filings include the following information:

• A name for your limited partnership
• An address
• Name and address of the general partners
• Name and address of the resident agent
• General activities or purpose of the limited partnership (in some states a statement of 'any lawful business which may be conducted by a limited partnership will suffice)
• Mandatory dissolution date

Remember that funds and other assets belonging to the family limited partnership must be kept separate and apart from your own funds, as well as funds belonging to other entities, because it is viewed in the eyes of the law as a legal entity separate and apart from its owner(s).

Contact The Presser Law Firm, P.A. with questions regarding the family limited partnership – we would be happy to provide you with a complimentary preliminary consultation.

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