In regard to a notice of completion ?
Notices of completion are not mandatory (unless you are the prime contractor and it is required by contract), but they serve to limit the amount of...
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Notices of completion are not mandatory (unless you are the prime contractor and it is required by contract), but they serve to limit the amount of...
I imagine the direct contractor is following the requirements in the direct contract for submitting payment applications with proper supporting...
There are many questions that need to be answered and things to consider. "Felony theft" is a possible criminal law consequence of converting or...
Yes, sub can still record a lien. If sub had actual knowledge that the GC was unlicensed, that could be an issue for the sub, however.
The answer to your specific question is no, but that assumes that the claimant is truly a "subcontractor" that requires a contractor's license.
I agree with Cathleen; FYI, interest on a mechanics lien is 7% pursuant to the California Constitution and 2014 appellate case law in California.
In addition to Scott's advice, think about doing a stop payment notice and, perhaps, a contractors license bond claim if appropriate. That said,...
From what you stated, it sure sounds like they are going to have a major problem trying to enforce the lien against you and may have to pay damages...
No, the only way to extend the 90 day limit is to enter into an Extension agreement with the owner which must be prepared in careful compliance...
California construction lawyers can disagree on this issue, especially given the modest contract amount versus the total claim which might raise...