If im a salesman for construction ,and then after incorporation i become a salesman for health care,need i file an amendment...

The purpose of the corporation generally need not be changed. However, you need to look at how our articles of incorporation were prepared and...

Can my plumber perfect a mechanics lien for work not done professionally/correctly?

The lien could be filed. However, it is extremely unlikely that he does so. Filing a lien in any borough will cost a minimum of $40 even if he...

The first thing you can and should do is contact an attorney immediately. A whole lot of additional facts are needed in order to determine how you...

You should consult with a local Ohio construction attorney. I do not practice in Ohio so I do not know the answer but in New York the lien would...

Is creditor required to disclose that he put a lien on our property or filed paperwork to do lien, if I ask - email him directly

Under New York law, the lienor would have been required to provide you with notice of the mechanic's lien (assuming you are the owner). Notice is...

Can you review a contract from a building contractor?

You can, and should, locate a local construction attorney to review the contract before you sign it. An experienced attorney should be able to...

As an engineer, can I file a Mechanics Lien in the US Virgin Islands on design work and calculations?

I have no idea what the lien laws are like in the US Virgin Islands so you should contact an attorney there but in general lack of a contract would...

Countertop installation - mechanical lien and credit report or forced forcelosure?

A mechanic's lien will not show up on your credit score and it is a virtual guarantee that the lien will never be foreclosed upon when it is for...

I worked for a company that rented a floor in a NYC office building. They refuse to pay. Can I file a mechanics lien?

In general, the answer to your question is "yes" you can file a mechanic's lien against a property when you worked for a tenant at that location. ...

I'm being sued. Can they take my sole proprietary (construction) business as a result?

This type of claim (abandoning the job and negligence in the work itself) are not typically covered by insurance. If you are a true sole...