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I have a commercial laundry in Broward County, Florida; I have done some business with a Florida LLC which principal address is in Manhattan, NY and one registered agent address in Miami-Dade,Florida; it was a verbal agreement to wash cloths and he will paid. He defaulted. I want to put a lien on the property then begin a civil suit. Just not sure which city, county, or state has jurisdiction. Also, his business is leased from a commercial plaza, can I still put a lien on the business even he doesn't owe it? Will it be best to do a civil suit or can I do both the suit and the lien? Thank you
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That you are asking such basic questions, should tell you that you are not in a positon to address this matter without an attorney. In fact, in Florida and many states, corporations or LLC's must have lawyers to be involved in litigation.
Answered on Apr 12th, 2014 at 1:31 PM
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