You can't record an Unconditional Final Waiver & Release form. That form doesn't release an already existing lien. The contractor will need to...

I generally try to find the contractor first, if possible, and write them a letter demanding they release the lien and enclose a Release of Lien...

You should immediately file a complaint against the contractor with the Contractors State License Board. The complaint form is on their website at...

I agree with my colleague. All they have to do is show that they mailed it to you. You don't have to sign for it.

That issue should have been addressed in your contract. Due to the high cost of housing, many homeowners are choosing to live in their house...

The short answer is yes, this contractor could file a lien on your home. However, the lien will become invalid unless the contractor files a...

It depends. You can't recover damages for the same items twice. However, in many cases the amount of the damages a homeowner incurs are higher...

If you have not done so already, you should notify the contractor or supplier in writing why you think the money is not due or why the lien is...

Once you have a signed contract, the contractor is bound to abide by the terms, which would include the contract price. However, sometimes the...

You don't need to cite any code sections when you file your claim. You're not expected to be an attorney. The first thing you do is call up the...