In Some States, You Should Serve the Lender with the Preliminary Notice to Protect Your Mechanic’s Lien and Bond Claim Rights The infamous first step to protecting mechanic’s lien and bond claim rights: serve the statutory preliminary notice. State...
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When Should the Lender Receive a Copy of the Preliminary Notice? When you need to secure mechanic’s lien or bond claim rights, serving a preliminary...
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Filing a Mechanic’s Lien in New Mexico? Under the New Statute Changes, Make Sure You Serve the Project Owner with a Recorded Copy New Mexico House...
New Mexico Mechanic’s Lien and Bond Claim Rights Curious about mechanic’s lien & bond claim rights in New Mexico? Today’s post is for you because...
What Happens to Bond Claim Rights When a Notice is Served but Not Received? What happens to payment bond rights when the required preliminary notice...
As a Best Practice, Always Obtain a Copy of the Payment Bond How Important is it to Obtain a Copy of the Payment Bond? The federal government, in...
