About Aaron Prenger
With a focus on business transactions and financial services, Aaron Prenger keeps his clients informed of
the latest legal trends as well as potential pitfalls associated with their respective businesses.
Aaron’s corporate transactions practice involves drafting, negotiating, and consulting on a variety of
transactional documents, including terms and conditions, purchase and sale agreements, distribution
agreements, lease agreements (equipment and real estate), asset purchase agreements, More...
the latest legal trends as well as potential pitfalls associated with their respective businesses.
Aaron’s corporate transactions practice involves drafting, negotiating, and consulting on a variety of
transactional documents, including terms and conditions, purchase and sale agreements, distribution
agreements, lease agreements (equipment and real estate), asset purchase agreements, More...
Aaron Prenger's Recent Answers
Jun 19, 2023
From Roy Daniels
MissouriAttorney at Spencer Fane LLP
Generally if you took the proper steps at the outset (typically abiding by notice requirements which vary by state), and you file within the appropriate window,
your mechanic’s lien rights are preserved regardless of the change in ownership. However, if you have such rights on property that you know has been or is
being transferred, you should act quickly to preserve your rights and provide all appropriate parties with proper notice.
your mechanic’s lien rights are preserved regardless of the change in ownership. However, if you have such rights on property that you know has been or is
being transferred, you should act quickly to preserve your rights and provide all appropriate parties with proper notice.
May 15, 2023
From an Anonymous Contractor
MissouriAttorney at Spencer Fane LLP
If you have lien rights then you can proceed to file a lien as soon as practicable. If the property is being sold, there may be other prudent steps to take
depending on the details. Please let me know if you would like us to evaluate your situation and assist with the filing of the lien.
depending on the details. Please let me know if you would like us to evaluate your situation and assist with the filing of the lien.
May 30, 2023
May 30, 2023
From an Anonymous Contractor
MissouriAttorney at Spencer Fane LLP
Yes. There are a variety of forms of recourse depending on whether or not you took the proper steps at the outset to preserve your mechanic’s lien rights or
whether or not you obtained any form of payment security. I am happy to discuss further if you would like to set up a time to chat.
whether or not you obtained any form of payment security. I am happy to discuss further if you would like to set up a time to chat.
Apr 20, 2023
Apr 20, 2023
From an Anonymous Contractor
MissouriAttorney at Spencer Fane LLP
There are likely a few different options depending on timing and other factors. You may have the ability to file a mechanic’s lien and/or you may want to
make a claim through the bankruptcy court. If you are interested in speaking with me or one of my colleagues regarding a solution, please reach out at the
number below. Thanks Aaron PrengerSee More...
make a claim through the bankruptcy court. If you are interested in speaking with me or one of my colleagues regarding a solution, please reach out at the
number below. Thanks Aaron PrengerSee More...
Apr 19, 2023
Apr 19, 2023
From Chris Jeffers
MissouriAttorney at Spencer Fane LLP
Yes, if you have met all the other statutory requirements, then you can file a lien on the property even if it was the leasee that hired the work.
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Location
Kansas City, MO
Years of Experience
11
Licenses
Missouri