Is it better to force a contractors lien or just let it expire ? I’m not planning on selling or getting a loan anytime soon
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Answered on September 28, 2018
Contractors don't have to be registered to assert a lien, nor do they have to file a commencement of work if they did not use subcontractors. If...
How do I handle lien filed by contractor on my property for an unfinished job? He stated he will file it tomorrow?
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Answered on September 28, 2018
If the contractor does file a mechanic's lien there is a way to remove it without going to court (utilizing Iowa Code section 572.28), and you can...
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How to file a mechanics lien
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Answered on September 17, 2018
Mechanic's liens can generally be filed on private property within 2 years and 90 days of the last date worked. In some situations pre-lien...
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I just found a MECHANIC'S NOTICE and LIEN REGISTRY posted 2 years ago. How do I dispute the charges?
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Answered on September 11, 2018
Pursuant to Iowa Code section 572.27 a mechanic's lien can only be enforced within 2 years and 90 days from the last date work was performed. So...
Subcontractor didn't complete work, no contract signed, overcharged up to 200% on materials. Now threatening lien, what options?
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Answered on November 02, 2017
As far as the lien goes, as long as this is residential construction the subcontractor is not legally entitled to a lien unless they have a...
Can I get pain and suffering in small claims court?
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Answered on May 02, 2017
Yes, you can include pain and suffering as damages, but first you have to prove the property owner did something wrong. Whether $1,500 is a...
What happens when you file a cross-claim form against another defendant?
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Answered on April 02, 2017
The answer really depends on the nature of everyone's claims. If the subcontractor wins against you (homeowner), it will probably be because there...
What recourse is there against a neighbor farming our property without permission? Is this "trespassing" or "just a civil matter
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Answered on January 26, 2017
It sounds like the neighbor believes the land actually belongs to him. If you believe the land is yours, you could file a civil action to...
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