For over 25 years, Laura Lynch has earned a reputation as a highly respected Real Estate litigator, as well as a compassionate, driven Probate and Estate Planning attorney. Using her 11 years of experience as both a Special and Assistant Attorney General representing the State of Michigan, Laura aggressively represents clients in a wide variety of real estate and complex contract-based litigation, including: Construction Lien Foreclosures, Condominium New Construction Claims, Land Title and Quiet Title Actions, Mortgage Priority Disputes, Deed and Mortgage Reformations, Equitable Mortgage and Claims of Interest as well as Real Estate Sales and Purchases. More...More...
In Michigan you must record the Lien within 90 days of the Last Day of Furnishing. That means that you have to record the Lien within 90 days of the date you provided your last improvement to the property. So the day you signed the contract does not dictate the deadline for recording. The last day of furnishing does.See More...
Subcontractors who are not paid who have provided an improvement to property and filed a timely Notice of Furnishing can file a lien assuming all the prerequisites to a lien are also met, like, licensing, not more than 90 days since last day of furnishing etc.See More...