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Bonded Mechanics’ Lien Role in NY Debt Collection

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Having not been paid by your client, you filed a mechanicslien, liening underlying property to protect your right to payment. However, the mechanicslien you filed was bonded. The bonding of a mechanics lien transfers the lien from the property to the cash bond.

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What Are Your Options Against a Mechanics Lien Bond?

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As a result of not getting paid for improvements to real property, you filed a mechanics lien. Rather than pay the lien, the owner of the property or general contractor posted a bond to discharge the lien. What does a mechanics lien bond mean and what do you need to do to get paid?

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Mechanics liens can protect a business’s interests

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As long as the company that did the work has some sort of enforceable written agreement, it can file a lien against the property it worked on. A mechanic’s lien may offer those owed a viable solution for collection. Cohen LLC, we can promptly and properly prepare and enforce a mechanic’s lien to help you get paid.

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Using Aggressive Methods to Domesticate Foreign Judgments and Enforce Mechanics Liens

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Massachusetts Mechanics Lien Statute Requires Strict Compliance with Rigid Requirements. Our experienced and knowledgeable construction law attorney can provide you with complete information about your debt collection rights and assist you through the mechanics lien filing process. A mechanics lien serves like collateral.

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How To Extend a Mechanic’s Lien for a Second Year

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A mechanic’s lien on a private improvement is good for one year and one year only in New York. Suppose nothing is done to extend a mechanic’s lien before the expiration of the initial one-year period. In that case, the lien on the underlying real property will lapse, and you will no longer have a valid lien.

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How can a mechanic’s lien help an architect?

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Contractors and subcontractors often use mechanic’s liens to help them secure payment, but architects often do their work even before the builders break ground. Can you still file a mechanic’s lien when you are not paid for your work? At the Law Offices of Alan M. What if construction has not started?

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Challenges for Subcontractors When It Comes to New York Debt Collection

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Our client was one of many people who had filed liens on the client’s property after not being paid. The general contractor had also not been paid and filed two large liens on the property as well. Those liens were later bonded. The general contractor sued the project owner and the surety for the non-payment of $4.1