Family Holding Company (Delaware)
A Delaware family holding company centralizes ownership of operating companies and assets (e.g., real estate, IP, investments) while enabling governance, succession, and risk separation.
Benefits
- Segregate risk between operations and assets.
- Enable generational transfers with clear governance.
- Centralize decision‑making for shared family assets.
Common Structure
Parent Delaware LLC (or corporation) as the holding company; operating LLCs beneath it. Consider a trust to hold the parent for estate planning.
Delaware Notes
- Maintain registered agent and timely franchise tax.
- Use Operating Agreements to define voting, distributions, and buy‑sell terms.
- Formalize intercompany service, IP, and lease agreements.
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