Mechanics Lien Georgia – Helpful Guide and FAQ
Filing a mechanics lien is one of the most reliable ways to ensure that you are paid for the work you perform on a construction project. However, throughout the US different…
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?…
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Completion? Last Furnished? Stop Date?
Many ways to reference what most consider to be the same thing. However, everyone of these terms have completely different meanings and various concerns on those planning to secure their…
I filed my lien . . . now what?
This is a very common question once a mechanics lien has been filed and served. The most important thing to consider is that your recorded mechanics lien: "Is not an…
Understanding Retainage
While the concept is no mystery to those who participate in the construction industry. The means by which you protect these job related accounts receivables can be a little tricky. Lets take…
Are you protected by the Lien Laws? – part four
Once you have wrapped your mind around the first three parts of this series on mechanics liens, it will be time to bring it down to the primary concern: "How Much"…
Four Pitfalls to Avoid When Filing Your Ohio Affidavit of Mechanics Lien
Today’s business owners know and understand the struggle of getting paid for work done or services provided all too well. As economic uncertainty mounts, the importance of protecting your ability…
Releasing Mechanics Lien Rights
“When should I release my Mechanics Lien rights?” We receive this question quite often, and in this blog we will help you determine what releasing your mechanics lien rights means…
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