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Full v Unpaid Balance Lien States

Full v Unpaid Balance Lien States

When securing your mechanic’s lien rights, it’s not enough to file your mechanic’s lien by the statutory deadline. It is also important to know whether you are filing a mechanic’s lien in a state where the mechanic’s lien is generally limited to the unpaid portion of the contract, also known as an Unpaid Balance Lien State. Check out this infographic to see which states are full balance and which are unpaid balance.

 

EC: The Difference Between Unpaid Balance vs. Full Balance Lien States

EC: The Difference Between Unpaid Balance vs. Full Balance Lien States

In this NCS Extra Credit installment, Attorney Liaison Jenna Scheurman discusses the difference between unpaid balance vs. full balance lien states...

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Lien and Claim Deadlines Based on Completion

Lien and Claim Deadlines Based on Completion

Often, mechanic's lien and bond claim deadlines are calculated from the date of your last substantial furnishing. But, did you know, 23 states...

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Preliminary Notices on Private Projects

Preliminary Notices on Private Projects

The first step to secure mechanic's lien rights on a private project may be to serve a preliminary notice. A preliminary notice is not a mechanic’s...

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