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How to Remove an Improper Mechanics’ Lien?

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  The dispute between the property owner and the hired contractors is not new. Even the slightest of differences can escalate the problem between the two and can make the case look worse. Suppose the property owner feels that contractor has not done justice with the project assigned and there is still a lot of unfinished work or in some cases, the contractor has taken too much time to complete the project. In any such case, the owner might block the payment to the contractor. If the contractor feels he has been up to his commitments then he has the choice to simply retaliate with the   mechanic’s lien   on the property. But one has to take note that even a little mistake while filing this lien will result in expulsion. Court won’t take too long before expunging the mechanic’s lien altogether. An attorney might give you a fair bit of idea about the whole process and all the necessary things that one has to keep in mind while filing a mechanics lien. Let us consider an exam...

How Liens Work? Can Liens Impact Your Property?

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  Lien in simple words could be defined as a legal measure where a creditor holds the right to claim the rights over a property if the loan remains unpaid after the stipulated time. The property, therefore, acts as a security interest for the creditor. The lien will therefore act as an ultimate security guarantee for the debt recovery if the creditor is unable to secure payment from the borrower. It will also allow the lender to seize the property or force the sale to secure the payments and satisfy the debt. Lien on a house can be a factor to many problems while you try buying or selling the property. Even if you are the homeowner you have to understand how a lien will impact the proceedings of the property and what are the several ways to deal with it or remove the lien altogether. What is a lien and how does it work? Lien is a legal right granted to the creditor or lender which helps to secure their financial interests. The lender has the right to put a lien on a property...

Critical Analysis Of The Importance Of Lien And Its Kinds

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  Importance of Lien In simple words, a lien could be defined as a process when a person who has to recover some money from a person, keeps the possession of the property of that person under control until the debt is not recovered. It could not be termed as an agreement that is formed between the parties involved but could rather be stated as the law which allows the person to keep the property under possession until the debt is not recovered. We at the national lien and bond claim system would be happy to help in cases of  lien in Florida . Also read for   A Primer on Stop Notice and Payment Bond Claim Let us try to understand more points that prove the importance of lien: It Protects the Buyer Protecting the rights of the lenders and the people who have worked on the property is what lien does very efficiently. Also, it is always recommended to check on the assets when you are buying one because a lien on a property might get transferred to your name, making you the pe...