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can you file mechanics lien when working on a cash project?

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worked on a Job and completed about %80 of work and asked for an ammount and did not recieve payment and owner ended up taking Job away from me.

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Sarah Stasch
Construction Lawyer
Attorney at Stasch Law LLC
| 20 reviews
Nov 12, 2020
Yes, if you provided a pre-claim notice to the owner and the you are within 90 days from the last day of work.
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