About Casey Quillen
Casey Quillen is a construction attorney who works in Westminster, Colorado. Casey has 16 years of experience with a license to practice in Colorado. Casey
attended University of Colorado School of Law, graduating in 2001. She currently works at Ruebel & Quillen, LLC in Colorado.
attended University of Colorado School of Law, graduating in 2001. She currently works at Ruebel & Quillen, LLC in Colorado.
Casey Quillen's Recent Answers
Mar 31, 2023
Mar 31, 2023
From an Anonymous Contractor
ColoradoAttorney at Ruebel & Quillen
Even if you have missed a deadline to file a mechanics lien, you may still have a claim under breach of contract or another theory. You should consult with an
experienced local attorney about your options.
experienced local attorney about your options.
Feb 15, 2023
From an Anonymous Contractor
ColoradoAttorney at Ruebel & Quillen
You can combine invoices due for work on one property into one lien as long as you are within the statutory notice period for both invoices. The Colorado
statute also has very specific requirements regarding how and to whom notice must be given. If you are unsure about the statutory requirements, you should
consult with a lawyer experienced in mechanics liens.
statute also has very specific requirements regarding how and to whom notice must be given. If you are unsure about the statutory requirements, you should
consult with a lawyer experienced in mechanics liens.
Jan 24, 2023
From Suzy Michaels
ColoradoAttorney at Ruebel & Quillen
Your lien should only be for the materials/labor actually used at the specific property you are placing a lien on. You should discuss this case with an attorney
before proceeding as there are significant penalties for spurious liens.
before proceeding as there are significant penalties for spurious liens.
Nov 25, 2022
Nov 25, 2022
From an Anonymous Contractor
ColoradoAttorney at Ruebel & Quillen
I recommend contacting an attorney if you are uncertain about the next steps to protect your lien. You need to file a lawsuit or withdraw the lien within the
statutory deadline or you will not only lose your lien but could have consequences related to placing a ‘cloud on the title’.
statutory deadline or you will not only lose your lien but could have consequences related to placing a ‘cloud on the title’.
Aug 14, 2022
From an Anonymous Contractor
ColoradoAttorney at Ruebel & Quillen
Even if the mechanics lien statute has expired, you may have a claim for breach of contract or other action for money damages you can pursue in court. You
should consult with an attorney regarding your options.
should consult with an attorney regarding your options.
Details
Location
Westminster, Colorado
Years of Experience
24
Expertise Area
Construction Law
Licenses
Colorado