Kevin Podlaski is a construction attorney who works in Fort Wayne, IN. Kevin has licenses to practice in Indiana and New Jersey. Kevin attended the University of Seton Hall School of Law. He is the managing partner of Podlaski LLP in Indiana. More...
Give me a call at 260.782.1712 to further discuss. But: The answer depends on whether you are Prime or General Contractor or a Subcontractor: 1. Preliminary Notice Deadlines for GCs - Indiana mechanics lien law does not require parties with a direct contract with the property owner to provide preliminary notice at the beginning of a construction project. However, sending an Indiana preliminary notice is a best practice on every job. 2. MSee More...See More...
That depends on the original agreement. Was your husband to be paid for the work on the car? Was there a written agreement for the work? if not, did he discuss with the owner of the car, when the owner was to retrieve the car? Technically, you can't sua sponte impose charges for work or storage without first having an agreement. However, you can contact the owner of the car and say pick up the car or we are going to have it towed at your expense. See More...