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Form a Series LLC with a licensed attorney. Starting at $495.00, with state fees included in every state except Nevada.

Starting at $495.00 Filing Fees Included*

*State filing fees are included in every state except Nevada, where they are billed separately.

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The Basics

What Is a Series LLC?

A Series LLC is a master LLC that can create internal "series," each able to hold its own assets, members, and liabilities. When available in your state, it aims to isolate risk so a problem in one series does not automatically reach assets in another.

Real estate investors and multi-asset owners use Series LLCs to avoid forming a brand-new LLC for every property or project. One umbrella entity can scale the portfolio while keeping books, banking, and governance organized per series.

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Key benefits include:

Legal Isolation Between Series

Each series is intended to keep its assets and liabilities distinct from other series under the master LLC, where state law supports that isolation. A problem tied to one property or project is less likely to automatically reach the rest of the portfolio.

One Structure for Multiple Assets

You can house multiple assets under one organizational umbrella instead of registering a brand-new LLC for every acquisition. That is the practical appeal for investors building a portfolio over time.

Same Protection, Lower Cost

The cost and admin load of many separate LLCs adds up through formation fees, registered agents, and annual reports. A Series LLC aims to deliver similar separation at a fraction of that overhead when used correctly.

Each Series Has Own Rules

Each series can have its own members, economics, and internal rules while still sitting under the master entity. That lets partners join a specific asset without rewriting the entire company every time.

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Where Will You Form Your Series LLC?

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The Wall Between You and Your Business

How a Series LLC Actually Protects You

Real estate investors and multi venture entrepreneurs who hold every asset in one LLC expose every asset to every liability. A lawsuit against one property can reach the equity in every other property. A judgment against one business line can drain the resources of the entire entity.

A Series LLC changes that. A Series LLC creates legally isolated compartments within one master entity. Each series holds its own assets and carries its own liabilities. A claim against one series generally cannot reach the assets of another. Multiple holdings. One structure. Real isolation between them.

  • Each series holds its own assets and liabilities
  • Claims against one series generally stay in that series
  • One master structure for multiple holdings
  • Isolation holds when properly formed and maintained
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SERIES LLC TAX ADVANTAGES

The Tax Advantages Of Forming A Series LLC

DEFAULT

Pass Through Taxation

Profit is taxed once, on your personal return. No company-level tax, and you decide how income is split among owners.

Avoids double taxation

MOST COMMON

OPTION 1

S-Corp Treatment

Pay yourself a reasonable salary and take the remainder as profit distributions, which are not subject to self-employment tax.

Lowers self-employment tax

OPTION 2

C-Corp Treatment

The company is taxed on its own income at the flat corporate rate. Best if you plan to raise capital or keep profit inside the business.

Retain earnings, attract investors

A Series LLC can be taxed any of these ways. We help you choose the right one.

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Included in Every Formation

What's Included on our Service Fee?

Your service fee covers the formal documents, certificates, and resolutions banks and government agencies actually ask for, not just a state filing receipt.

  • State Filing
  • Corporate or Company Seal
  • Records Book
  • Articles of Incorporation
  • Company & Corporate Minutes
  • Bylaws or LLC Regulations
  • Stock or Membership Certificates
  • Banking Resolution
  • Preliminary Name Search
  • EIN Filing Support
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Let a Licensed Law Firm Handle Your Filing From Day One.

Licensed attorneys and paralegals prepare, review, and file your documents so nothing gets missed.

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Annual Compliance, Handled

We Keep Your Series LLC In Good Standing

We handle the annual filings, registered agent duties, and records your Series LLC needs to stay in good standing. Nothing for you to track, file, or remember.

Filed On Time

Annual Report and State Filing

We prepare and file your Series LLC's annual report on time, every year, so your company stays active and in good standing.

Included in GCC

Registered Agent

We serve as your Series LLC's registered agent at a physical address, receiving and forwarding official state mail so nothing important gets missed.

Kept Organized

Governing Agreement and Records

We keep your Series LLC's governing agreement and company records organized, current, and ready when you need them.

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We track every deadline, so you never have to

No late fees, no lapses, no administrative dissolution. AmeriLawyer keeps your Series LLC in good standing, year after year.

FAQ

Common Questions About Forming a Series LLC

Still have questions? Talk to an attorney!

A Series LLC is a limited liability company authorized by statute to establish protected series, each holding its own assets, its own members or managers, and its own liability shield. A judgment against one series generally cannot reach another series' assets. Our attorneys at AmeriLawyer, a licensed law firm, prepare the master LLC and every protected series.

Each protected series is a statutory liability compartment. The shield holds when three conditions are met: the articles disclose series authority, the operating agreement establishes the series, and each series keeps records identifying its assets separately. Break the separation and a court can collapse the walls. Our attorneys build all three conditions in at formation.

A Series LLC concentrates the liability separation of many LLCs into one state filing, one registered agent, and in most states one annual report, which lowers cost and administration as your holdings grow. Separate LLCs remain the better answer in some fact patterns. Our attorneys analyze your assets and your lenders before recommending either path.

A growing number of states have enacted Series LLC statutes, many adopting the Uniform Protected Series Act, and Florida joined them effective July 1, 2026. Several states still lack a statute, which matters when your property sits in one of them. Our attorneys confirm both formation availability and recognition wherever your assets are located.

Yes. Florida's protected series legislation took effect July 1, 2026, so Florida investors can now form a Series LLC at home rather than importing a Delaware or Texas entity. AmeriLawyer is a licensed law firm headquartered in Miami, and our attorneys prepare Florida Series LLC formations and every series designation.

Real estate investors are the core users: one series per property means a slip and fall at one building cannot reach the others. We also form them for fleet owners, franchisees, and operators with distinct lines of business. Our attorneys assess whether the structure fits your portfolio and your lenders' requirements.

You file articles of organization stating series authority, adopt an operating agreement establishing how series are created and governed, and execute a designation for each series. All three documents must align. Our attorneys prepare the complete set, because a missing recital in any one of them can compromise the shield.

You execute a new series designation under the master operating agreement, and in some states file a certificate of designation with the state. No new company is formed, and in most jurisdictions no new formation fee applies. Our attorneys prepare each designation as you acquire properties, typically within days.