State regulators will go after Michael Jackson in court if he fails to meet a Tuesday deadline to pay $100,000 in penalties and $306,000 in back pay owed to nearly 50 workers at his Neverland Ranch.
Jackson owes the workers at the ranch money; they haven't been paid since December 19th!

Some workers who live on the 2,600-acre estate can remain there, but no work can be done until the ranch either obtains coverage or hires an outside company that has it.
The ranch includes several amusement park rides and has been home to elephants, giraffes, snakes, orangutans, tigers and a crocodile. Local animal welfare agencies were notified of the shutdown so they could make arrangements to feed and care for the animals.