A limited liability company is dissolved at death, withdrawal, resignation, expulsion, or bankruptcy of one member unless there is a vote to continue.

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According to the default rules set forth in most LLC operating agreements, a limited liability company is dissolved when a member dies, withdraws, resigns, is expelled, or goes bankrupt, unless the remaining members vote to continue the LLC.

A Limited Liability Company Is Dissolved at Death, Withdrawal, Resignation