Ind. Code § 23-18-6-2.5
(a) Unless otherwise limited or prohibited in a written operating agreement, any member interest in a limited liability company:
(1) may be designated as a transfer on death property under IC 32-17-14 , with:
(b) The following apply upon the death of a person who is the owner of a member interest designated as a transfer on death property:
(2) The rights and obligations of each surviving transfer on death beneficiary with respect to the member interest are subject to all:
(C) other provisions;
that apply to the member's interest or member interests generally under a written operating agreement.
(c) The following apply upon the death of a person who is the owner of a member interest held in joint tenancy:
(2) The rights and obligations of each surviving joint tenant with respect to the member interest are subject to all:
(C) other provisions;
that apply to the member interest generally under a written operating agreement.
(d) If a member interest in a limited liability company is originally and initially issued in joint tenancy form to two (2) or more individuals, each joint tenant has the voting rights of a member unless otherwise provided in the written operating agreement. If an individual member:
(2) at a later date, makes a lawful transfer of the member interest to be held in joint tenancy between the member and one (1) or more other persons;
then, unless otherwise provided in a written operating agreement, each other person, while all joint tenants are alive, has the status of an assignee of a fractional part of the member interest until the other person is admitted as a member of the limited liability company.
As added by P.L.40-2013, SEC.10. Amended by P.L.63-2014, SEC.33.