Ezeamama v. In Re: The Estate of Catherine Ezeamama Chibugo
The probate court determined that real property titled in a single-member LLC wholly owned by the decedent became an estate asset because the LLC dissolved immediately upon the sole member's death. The Third District reversed, holding that assets of a single-member LLC are not estate assets and that a member's death causes dissociation, not automatic dissolution; dissolution occurs only after 90 consecutive days with no members, followed by filing articles of dissolution.
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