Are assets within an LLC business I own safe from creditors and lawsuits against me as an individual? And vice versa?
The Business is an asset of yours, so no, claims against you personally could result in you losing the business.
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The Business is an asset of yours, so no, claims against you personally could result in you losing the business.
Based on your question, think you really need to discuss with an attorney before you respond.
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