Like any other contract, it depends on the terms of the contract. You would need an attorney to review the contract and hear the facts from your...

You should absolutely get it notarized. Also, as the lender you don't have to sign the note, only the borrower signs the Note. I would suggest...

Hello, Your response depends on the terms of your contract as well as the facts of your dispute. An attorney with experience in construction law...

There are many ways to enter into a construction contract that do not provide for a specific number, for example when the homeowner gets to choose...

Hello. It is hard to answer a question that is phrased in such general terms. Normally, if the employer of firm A has been give the opportunity...

Hello and thank you for your question. A construction attorney can represent you in this case against the manufacturer. I am not clear on...

Hello, It sure sounds like someone is trying to take advantage of the situation. The prelim is usually from a subcontractor or supplier that...

Thank you for your question. There is no simple straightforward answer to your question because there are so many facts that are missing from...

Yes, you absolutely can. However, you should get a written estimate of what it would cost to make the repairs and corrections from a licensed...

I agree with the above answers. A 20 day Prelim is only intended to notify the owner and the construction lender that you are providing services...