Ohio Notice of Furnishing Guide
In Ohio, Notices of Furnishing serve a similar purpose to preliminary notices, yet there are distinct differences between the traditional prelim notice and Ohio’s specific Notices of Furnishing. In this…
Mechanics Lien South Dakota Guide
In South Dakota, contractors and suppliers who are not paid for their work on a construction project can use a mechanics lien to ensure they receive payment. A mechanic's lien…
Mechanics Lien Pennsylvania Guide
In Pennsylvania, contractors and suppliers who aren’t paid for their work on a construction project can safeguard their payment by filing a mechanic's lien. This legal mechanism grants them a…
Mechanics Lien Missouri Guide
If contractors and suppliers in Missouri are not paid on a construction project, they can file a mechanics lien to secure their payment. A mechanics lien is a legal instrument…
Mechanics Lien Michigan Guide
If contractors and suppliers aren’t paid on a construction project in Michigan, they can file a mechanics lien to secure payment. A mechanics lien gives the unpaid party a legal…
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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…
eSystems “Online Notice Management”
We have made some major improvements to our eSystems online document management program. Most significant is our online compatibility with the new Windows IE Browser. All Waivers and Releases are…
South Carolina Lien Law – Cover all the bases
Have you provided labor or materials to a construction project in South Carolina? Has your customer failed to send payment? If so, you may be thinking about filing a Mechanics…
Are You Paying Too Much for a Preliminary Notice?
The cost to research, prepare, and serve a preliminary notice (also referred to as a “prelim”) is based upon some very simple principles. Time to conduct research and verify the…