Utah Mechanics Lien Guide
If contractors and suppliers are not compensated for their work on a construction project in Utah, they have the option to file a mechanics lien as a means to ensure…
Mechanics Lien New Mexico Guide
In New Mexico, if contractors and suppliers are not paid for their work on a construction project, they have the right to file a mechanics lien to ensure they receive…
Mechanics Lien Washington State
If contractors and suppliers are not paid on a construction project in Washington, they can file a mechanics lien to secure their payment. A mechanics lien is a legal tool…
North Carolina Mechanics Lien Guide
If contractors and suppliers are not compensated for their work on a construction project in North Carolina, they have the option to file a mechanic's lien to ensure payment. A…
Mechanics Lien Oregon Guide
If contractors and suppliers are not paid for their work on a construction project in Oregon, they have the right to file a mechanics lien or construction lien to ensure…
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…
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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?…