Frequently Asked Questions about Filing a Mechanics Lien in Georgia
Before you provide labor or materials to a construction project in Georgia, make sure you are fully aware of your Mechanics Lien Rights and your legal requirements as far as…
Making the Arizona Lien Law work for you
Do you need to file a Mechanics Lien in the state of Arizona? If so, you should be aware of several key statutes included in Arizona’s Lien Law. While these…
Notice of Non Responsibility Service Options
The Notice of Non Responsibility is a multi step process which includes: Research and Prepare Review, Approval, and Return of the prepared Notice by the Client Deliver to the appropriate…
Are you protected by the California Lien Law?
If you own a construction business in California, it’s important for you to know and understand the key elements of the California Mechanics Lien Law. The provisions in the California…
Keeping Current with the Washington Lien Law
Mechanics Liens are the most effective way to claim any unpaid debts owed to your construction business; however, the actual filing of a Mechanics Lien claim can be a complex…
Preliminary Notices: Unique Questions And Answers That May Surprise You, Part 2
Part 2 of a 2 part series In the previous blog we talked about what the true estimate amount you should include in your preliminary notice and what to do…
Preliminary Notice – Signed, sealed, served and in your email box on the same day
How long should you wait before you receive your copy of the served preliminary notice? When you ask your preliminary notice service for a copy of your served notice and…
When do you need “Proof of Receipt” for your served Preliminary Notice?
The Preliminary Notice requirements vary from state to state, which is why it’s beneficial to have a Preliminary Notice Service Provider who keeps track of each state’s requirements. Depending on…
California Preliminary Notice Changes
There are 4 PRIMARY CHANGES to the California Preliminary (Prelim) Notice which become effective on July 1, 2012 The Code Section is changed from 3097 to 8100. The California Preliminary Notice…