TEXAS CONSTRUCTION LAWYERS
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- Why File A Lien?
- What is Involved in Filing a Lien?
- Who Has a Right to File a Lien?
- How Far Does the Lien Extend?
- What is the Difference Between a Commercial and Residential Construction Project?
- Who Must Serve a Pre-Lien Notice Letter?
- What are the Deadlines for Serving a Pre-Lien Notice Letter on a Commercial Project?
- What are the Deadlines for Serving a Pre-Lien Notice Letter on a Residential Project?
- What are the Pre-lien Notice Requirements for Undelivered Specially Fabricated Materials?
- What is the Deadline for Filing a Lien on a Commercial Project?
- What is the Deadline for Filing a Lien on a Residential Project?
- What Information Must Be Included in the Lien Affidavit?
- Who Do You Notify After Filing the Lien Affidavit?
- What is the Proper Method to Serve the Pre-Lien Notice Letter or Lien Affidavit?
- How Do You Protect Withheld Retainage?
- How Do You Compel the Property Owner to Withhold Money from the General Contractor?
- Did You Miss the Pre-Lien Notice Letter and Lien Filing Deadlines?
METHODS TO ENFORCE PAYMENT ON A CONSTRUCTION PROJECT
- Serve a Payment Demand Letter
- Serve a Pre-Lien Notice Letter
- File a Lien
- Participate in Arbitration
- Participate in Mediation
- File a Lawsuit
- File a Small Claims Action
- Enforce Trust Fund Statute Violations
- Enforce Prompt Payment Act Violations
- Make a Payment Bond Claim
To initiate the process or to just inquire more about filing a lien in Texas, please call us or fill out and submit the Request Form below. You will receive a response from one of our construction attorneys within the hour.
TEXAS CONSTRUCTION LAWYERS
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