Michigan Professional Limited Liability Companies (LLC) are a type of business entity in the state of Michigan that combines elements of both a professional corporation and a limited liability company (LLC). Unlike a traditional LLC, a Michigan LLC is designed for entities that are engaged in professional services such as medicine, law, accounting, or architecture. The main benefit of an LLC is that it offers its owners limited liability protection in the form of “charging order” protection, which prevents creditors from seizing the company’s assets. AdditionallyMichiganLCSSCs offer tax advantages such as pass-through taxation. There are four types of Michigan Professional Limited Liability Companies: 1) the Professional Limited Liability Company (LLC); 2) the Professional Service Corporation (PSC); 3) the Professional Limited Liability Partnership (PULP); and 4) the Professional Limited Liability Limited Partnership (PLL LP). All of these entities are designed to protect the owners from personal liability for the debts and obligations of the business.