Mechanics Lien Virginia Guide
Securing payment in the construction industry can sometimes be a daunting task, especially when disputes arise. In Virginia, the mechanics lien provides a legal avenue for contractors, subcontractors, and suppliers…
Mechanics Lien Connecticut Guide
In Connecticut, when contractors or suppliers aren’t compensated for their work on a construction project, they can file a mechanics lien to secure the payment they’re owed. This legal tool…
Mechanics Lien Alaska Guide
When contractors or suppliers aren’t compensated for their work on an Alaska construction project, they have the right to file a mechanics lien to safeguard their payment. A mechanics lien…
Mechanics Lien Wisconsin Guide
If contractors or suppliers are not paid for their work on a Wisconsin construction project, they have the option to file a mechanics lien to ensure payment. A mechanics lien…
Mechanics Lien Tennessee Guide
In Tennessee, contractors and suppliers who aren’t paid for their work on a construction project have the option to file a mechanics lien to ensure they receive payment. A mechanics…
Mechanics Lien Mississippi Guide
In Mississippi, contractors and suppliers who don't receive payment on a construction project can protect their right to payment by filing a mechanics lien. This legal mechanism grants the unpaid…
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Don’t Shoot The Messenger
Looks like the California Mechanics Lien process just got a little more expensive. Governor Brown has signed into law an amendment to the California Government Code: Title 3, Division 2, Part…
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Mechanics Lien Overview
The Lien is a document, which may be attached to the Title of a Real Property.IE: REAL PROPERTY= House, Building, Parcel of Land. (not PERSONAL PROPERTY Car, Truck or TV) The…
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Confusing a Lien with a Prelim
So what's the difference? Here is a simple analogy: Let assume that you want to see the latest summer blockbuster movie before it is out of the theater and only…
Why Can’t I lien My Customer?
Seems like a logical assumption. You provided materials or services to your client and they have the ultimate responsibility to pay you. So why can't you put a lien on them?…