The Florida Supreme Court ruled in Olmstead v. Federal Trade Commission that a judgment creditor may seize a debtor's membership interest in a single-member LLC, allowing the creditor access to the LLC's assets. This ruling eliminated the protection that LLC assets previously enjoyed from the creditors of individual members. The ruling casts uncertainty over the protections afforded to multiple-member LLCs as well. LLC owners concerned with maintaining asset protection for LLC assets should consult legal counsel, as planning options like Florida limited partnerships can still provide protections if implemented before claims arise.