Can I put a lien on a business entity?

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While you may not have a direct cause for a "lien" as you are referring to the same without first obtaining a monetary judgment in Florida, however you may well have an alternative remedy. Since you are referring to wages, then I will assume that you were not a "salaried" employee nor an independent contractor. Your recourse may well be to go to your own Department of Labor site at the state and perhaps county office and file a claim for past wages - this may very well fall under the Fair Wage and Labor laws of Florida. Also certain causes may exist under the "FAIR LABOR STANDARDS ACT" if the employer's business meets certain standards - inclusive of overtime. Florida law provides attorney fees for employees who are successful in suing for unpaid wages - FS 448.08; therefore you may seek out an employee law specialist since there are many attorney who specialize in labor laws in Florida. You can look up any of the agencies including the Fl Dept of Labor, or the U.S. Department of Labor in your computer browser. Good luck to you, and don't forget to mark the best answer in your response if any.