More recently, when people have tried to hide behind charging order protections in single member LLCs, and then simply refuse to make distributions so that the creditor never gets paid, courts have seen that for what it is, a sham, and have refused to allow those protections to extend for obvious reasons.The whole reason charging order limitations don't apply in the context of a single member LLC, is because there are no partners to protect, so the protection is unnecessary.I'm not licensed in Florida, but I have brought many types of actions against various types of entities, and anytime there is an entity structure in place that would serve no purpose but to prevent a creditor from getting what's due to them, the veil can, and likely will, be pierced and a competent attorney will not only work their way up the ownership chain through various entities, but they'll eventually come after your personal assets too.

@Megan McCreaInsurance in Florida is such a mess and it is a shame.

There used to be a time when people were ashamed to take handouts.

What a shame that one of the city council had to mention something about it yesterday.

It's a shame because it works well in other areas!

I was ashamed.

You could hire family members to run it and siphon off some income, but get too greedy and you are asking to have a court pierce the veil for it becoming a sham.   

That's a shame if people aren't renovating due to rent control -- Rules are meant to be broken!

Are either a sham?

It would be a shame to buy a property to STR out only to have them change the rules on you.