Generally speaking the answer to this question is no.  A creditor can not levy against a business corporation based upon a personal judgement against one of its members.  But the judgement creditor can in fact act against the corporation, so to speak, in a few other ways.  First, if the member of the corporation receives a salary the judgement creditor can garnish the salary just like any other regular employee.  Now, one could in fact try and get around this by not taking a salary but then you would be in  position of defrauding the creditor.  The creditor then may have a basis to try and pierce the corporate veil meaning proving to the court that the corporation is a sham which you hide behind and allow them to levy on the corporation.  Difficult to do but not impossible.  It may be best for you to deal with this head on.  Good luck.