Millbrae, CA
Construction and development Lawyer at Millbrae, CA
Practice Areas: Construction & Development
I agree with the other counsel. It doesn't matter if the homeowner knew you were unlicensed or not. If you were not licensed then must give the...
If you haven't already done so, I advise you to write a detailed letter to the contractor explaining everything that's wrong with the work,...
If you haven't done so already, you need to respond to this email and State why you don't think the money is owed yet since the work isn't finished...
I've generally found that my homeowner clients who contact the CSLB the most (like every 1-2 weeks) tend to get faster results than those who...
This is really a personal injury question. I'll re-post it for you there.
Without a signed written change order, it would be difficult for him to legally put a lien on your house but that doesn't me he wouldn't do it...
It's too late for someone to legally put a mechanic's lien on your house for work that was allegedly done more than 5 years ago. You can check the...
This is something you should discuss right away with your bankruptcy attorney. There's a good chance this debt was discharged in your bankruptcy. ...
There are several things you can do here. You can still make a claim against his contractor's license bond. The bond is only $15K but every...
Yes, any language that you want to add to the contract to eliminate the contractor's right to lien your house needs to be carefully written by an...