Theodore J. Hamilton is a partner in the law firm of Wetherington Hamilton, P.A. His practice concentrates in the areas of Real Estate, Probate Litigation, Commercial Litigation, Corporate Law, Bankruptcy, Leasing Law, Collections, Civil Trial Practice, Landlord Tenant Law and Construction Litigation including Bonded Construction Litigation. Mr. Hamilton is presently on the Board of Governors for the Commercial Law League of America. He is also on the Board for the Tampa Midtown Rotary Club. Mr. Hamilton has also been a keynote speaker at various events including the National Association of Credit Managers and the Commercial Law League of America and many others. Mr. Hamilton has handled some interesting cases during his almost 30-year legal career. HMore...More...
If you a licensed as a contractor and your contract is with the property owner then you need to file a claim of lien within 90 days of job completion and copy the owner. If your contract is not with the property owner you need to send a Notice to owner within 45 days of starting work on the job. See More...
Ellie, You will need to get a copy of the bond if it is bonded job. Being funded by the County is not enough, the parcel needs to be owned by the County to have a bond. You need to do both notice of to the Contractor within 45 days of starting work and then intent and also notice of nonpayment. Youmust then give the final notice of nonpayment and this must be copied to the surety. You can make demand on the governmental entity for a copy of tSee More...See More...