Mechanics liens are great ways for a supplier, subcontractor, or even a contractor to take a step to ensure compensation for the work they perform on a construction Project. Usually, after the mechanics lien has been filed, the lien claimant can file a lawsuit to foreclose on the property. The mechanics lien filing and the subsequent foreclosure […]
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Prelien Notice and Notice of Furnishing and Notice to Owner, oh my! Which is Which?
As if filing a lien wasn’t confusing enough, each state has its own requirements about what you need to do before you file the lien. Pennsylvania requires that subcontractors provide the owner with a prelien notice 30 days before they file a lien. New Jersey requires that on public projects a notice of furnishing be […]
Prelien and Breathe Easy – A Follow Up Session
A couple of weeks ago we sent out an email that gave some accounts receivable tips and received quite a response. Thanks for all the feedback. In this posting, we’re going to list a couple follow up questions / answers that we think would be helpful to everyone. We’d be happy to answer any other […]