Is it the same for commercial property? It was a buildout for commercial space

Sorry but your question isn't clear. Is what the same for commercial property?

How long do I have to sue a contractor that walked off a job?

The statute of limitations for breach of a written signed contract is 4 years from the date of the breach. It's 2 years for an oral contract. ...

Can I file a civil action (over $30,000) without and attorney if the small construction business is incorporated?

Yes. You can represent yourself but a corporation can't. A corporation must be represented by an attorney and can't represent itself.

You did just what you should have done in notifying the sub of their mistake. Be sure not to delete your email to them so you have a record. That...

Can a material supplier require me to pay their subcontractors price to release their mechanic’s lien rights? Or their cost?

Even without discussing how much is owed, the material supplier has NO lien rights unless they sent you a valid Preliminary 20-day Notice by...

Should I respond directly to the people who bought my home? Do I need to worry about what I say?

It sounds like the new owners may be setting you up for a future lawsuit. I suggest that you don't respond to any of these questions without...

I filed a notice of intent of foreclose on a commercial project on 08/28/19, and need to know what is my deadline to seek attorn

I agree with Mr. Ng. You must file suit to foreclose your lien within 90 days of the lien recoding date. Disregard the Notice of intent to foreclose.

Can I put a lien on property of a unlicenced contractor for work not done on my house that I paid for already if I'm going to su

No you can’t lien the contractor’s property. But you can sue him or file a complaint against him with the Contractor’s State License Board. The...

I need to know how to sue a unlicenced contractor?

The first thing to do is to file a complaint with the Contractors State License Board against the unlicensed individual. The complaint form is on...

If you fix someone's roof for free and later the roof leaks and damages something inside the house, could you be sued?

Yes, your friend can be sued if he causes the roof to leak. It doesn't matter whether or not he got paid for the work. Even if he didn't do...