Is there a form for ammending a recorded mechanic's lien?

You can record a partial release of mechanic's lien. See my website for a partial release of mechanic's lien form. (www.kronandcard.com).

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Yes. You need to write a letter to the contractor demanding its release. If the contractor refuses or fails to remove the lien after written...

Based on your comments on another attorney's response, it appears you have no lien rights. I would suggest you promptly file a claim with the...

Contractor license law question

How is the fee to be earned calculated? Is it a commission on secured contracts? If so, it could possibly fall under the very vague California...

Window Covering company that installs shutters and blinds...In California companies charge 50 % down...is that against the la

A contractor cannot charge more than 10% or $1,000 which ever is greater. They can get around this legally by charging for materials once they are...

Can I file a mechanics lien if I have not files my pre lien?

If you entered into a contract with the General Contractor and did not serve a Preliminary 20-Day Notice on the owner, you have no lien rights and...

Is a "listing to lease" agreement binding if the owner doesn't pay a fee?

Mediation is non-binding and you don't have to come to any agreement. If you used a CAR form, mediation is likely required before any legal action...

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If I sue a contractor for the return of money paid based on an illegal contract, can I do that pro per in civil court?

If you, being the contracting party, are a corporation, you must be represented by counsel. If you are an individual, you can sue pro per--although...

I filed a mechanics lien on a property because the owner failed to pay me for a job. But I did not sue to enforce the lien ...

Yes! If the lien is now expired and null and void, you must release it upon demand of the owner. If you refuse, the owner can file a Petition...

What's the consequences if an employer provides alcohol to employees for a Christmas Party?

To answer your question simply, without getting into facts, hypothetical situations and exceptions to employer liability, yes. An employer can be...