Mechanics Lien South Carolina Guide
In South Carolina, contractors and suppliers who aren’t paid for their work on a construction project can use a mechanics lien to secure payment. This legal tool gives the unpaid…
Mechanics Lien Minnesota Guide
In Minnesota, if contractors or suppliers remain unpaid on a construction project, they have the option of filing a mechanic's lien to ensure payment. A mechanics lien grants the unpaid…
Mechanics Lien Hawaii Guide
When contractors or suppliers go unpaid on a construction project in Hawaii, they have the option to file a mechanics lien, also known as Hawaii liens, to protect their right…
Mechanics Lien Maryland Guide
When contractors or suppliers go unpaid on a construction project in Maryland, they have the option to file a mechanics lien to safeguard their right to payment. A mechanics lien…
Mechanics Lien Massachusetts Guide
If contractors and suppliers are not compensated for their work on a Massachusetts construction project, they have the option to file a mechanics lien to guarantee payment. A mechanics lien…
Mechanics Lien Vermont Guide
When contractors and suppliers are not paid for their work on a construction project in Vermont, they have the option to file a mechanic's lien to secure the compensation owed…
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Proof of Preliminary Notice Delivery
When will you need "PROOF" that your preliminary notice was not only served but also received, by an authorized representative of the entity named in the notice? So it looks…
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Is Using A Construction Lien Service Worth It?
The choices you make to protect your open construction job-related accounts receivable are yours and yours alone. Naturally, you could choose to rely on standard "Risk" policies. ie: (to extend…
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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?…