Updated August 04, 2024
A limited liability limited partnership (LLLP) agreement is for partnerships that offer protection from personal liability to both the limited and general partners. This is a newer type of entity that is available in most States and is popular for real estate investment.
Definition
“In a limited liability limited partnership (“LLLP”), no partner – whether general or limited – is liable on account of partner status for the limited partnership’s obligations. Both general and limited partners benefit from a full, status-based liability shield that is equivalent to the shield enjoyed by corporate shareholders, LLC members, and partners in an LLP.[1]“
Are LLLPs Legal in Every State?
No, LLLPs are not legal in all 50 States. Although, they are legal in the following 32 States (see table below):
State | LLLP’s Allowed? | Statute |
Alabama | Yes | § 10A-9A-1.02 (6) |
Alaska | Yes | AS 10.55.901(14)(D) |
Arizona | Yes | AZ Commerce |
Arkansas | Yes | § 4-47-102(9) |
California | No | www.ftb.ca.gov |
Colorado | Yes | § 7-64-1002 |
Connecticut | No | – |
Delaware | Yes | § 17-214 |
Florida | Yes | § 620.1108 |
Georgia | Yes | § 14-8-62(g) |
Hawaii | Yes | § 425E-108 |
Idaho | Yes | § 30-21-302 |
Illinois | No | – |
Indiana | Yes | § 805 ILCS 215/(13)(b) |
Iowa | Yes | § 488.108(3) |
Kansas | No | – |
Kentucky | Yes | § 362.2-102(12) |
Louisiana | No | – |
Maine | No | – |
Maryland | Yes | § 1-502(e) |
Massachusetts | No | – |
Michigan | No | – |
Minnesota | Yes | § 321.1206(e) |
Mississippi | No | MS LP Study Group |
Missouri | Yes | § 359.172 |
Montana | Yes | § 35-12-504(9) |
Nebraska | No | – |
Nevada | Yes | NRS 88.6065 |
New Hampshire | No | – |
New Jersey | No | – |
New Mexico | Yes | Section 54-2A-108(A) |
New York | No | – |
North Carolina | Yes | § 59-210 |
North Dakota | Yes | Title 45, Chapter 23 |
Ohio | Yes | § 1782.64 |
Oklahoma | Yes | §54-500-102A(9) |
Oregon | No | – |
Pennsylvania | Yes | Title 15, Chapter 82 |
Rhode Island | No | – |
South Carolina | No | – |
South Dakota | Yes | § 48-7-1106 |
Tennessee | Yes | § 61-3-101(13) |
Texas | Yes | § 5.055 |
Utah | Yes | § 48-2e-102 |
Vermont | No | – |
Virginia | Yes | § 4141(14)(a)(4) |
Washington | Yes | § 50-73.78(2) |
Washington D.C. | Yes | § 29–701.02(7) |
West Virginia | No | – |
Wisconsin | No | – |
Wyoming | Yes | § 17-24-202(xv) |