Search: Legal Guides written by Scott G Wolfe JR (7 found)

Written by Scott G Wolfe JR
The construction lien is one of the most powerful tools for collecting on non-paying projects, but be careful to ensure that all of the legal requirements of a lien are met.
18 of 23 users found this helpful. Posted about 1 year ago in Construction / Development.

Written by Scott G Wolfe JR
You can file a construction lien yourself, but be prepared to hire an attorney if simply filing the lien does not produce payment.
14 of 19 users found this helpful. Posted about 1 year ago in Construction / Development.

Written by Scott G Wolfe JR
A construction lien may be placed against your property improperly. In Washington, like in most states, there is a defined manner of disputing the validity of a construction lien.
4 of 4 users found this helpful. Posted about 1 year ago in Construction / Development. Jurisdiction: Washington

Written by Scott G Wolfe JR
Enough Chinese Drywall was imported into the United States to build 60,000 average-sized homes. Many now fear the drywall was contaminated, and to blame for the rapid corrosion of building elements and health concerns. What to do if your company supplied or installed Chinese Drywall? Read on.
8 of 8 users found this helpful. Posted 8 months ago in Construction / Development. Jurisdiction: Federal

Written by Scott G Wolfe JR
If you have not been paid for work you have done on a property, you may be able to collect the money you are owed by filing a construction lien. You can file a lien on your own, or an experienced attorney can help you navigate the paperwork and legal process.
2 of 2 users found this helpful. Posted 13 days ago in Construction / Development. Jurisdiction: Louisiana

Written by Scott G Wolfe JR
Claimants must meet certain legal pre-qualifications before filing a construction lien against your property or project. Since parish recorders are required to file documents upon presentation, some documents are recorded improperly. This guide discusses how to dispute a private lien in Louisiana.
9 of 9 users found this helpful. Posted 5 months ago in Construction / Development. Jurisdiction: Louisiana

Written by Scott G Wolfe JR
If you furnished labor and/or materials for a construction project and were not paid, you may be able to collect payment by filing a construction lien. You can file a lien on your own, or an experienced attorney can help you navigate the paperwork and legal process
2 of 3 users found this helpful. Posted 13 days ago in Construction / Development. Jurisdiction: Oregon