SENATE BILL NO. 165 "An Act relating to the remedies available to judgment creditors against limited liability company members and their assignees and against limited partnership general and limited partners and their assignees; and providing for an effective date." Senator ROBIN TAYLOR referred to the sponsor statement saying that he would not read it into the record. Senator Taylor told the Committee of two differing court decisions addressing how a creditor would receive judgement taken against a member of a limited partnership. In the Florida case it was ruled that the creditor had the right to go after the limited partnership to obtain only that member's interest in the partnership to satisfy the debt. The other case was held in Connecticut. The court in this case allowed the judgement's creditor to foreclose upon the partnership's assets, which essentially destroyed the partnership. Senator Taylor asserted that the ruling made in the Connecticut case allows actions to be taken against a limited partnership that are beyond the control of the other members not involved in the judgement. If one member is sued then the entire partnership could be ruined, he stated. This bill relieves members of a limited partnership from that liability while still allowing the creditor of a specific member to receive that member's distribution from the partnership. Co-Chair Torgerson commented that this bill is strait forward. Co-Chair Parnell offered a motion to move SB 165, 1- LS0919\A from Committee with accompanying zero fiscal note from the Department of Law and individual recommendations. There was no objection.