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HOW LONG DOES A LIEN STAY IN EFFECT?

New YorkMechanics Lien
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Carol Sigmond
Construction Lawyer
Attorney at Greenspoon Marder
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Dec 10, 2021
In new York, liens, public or private, have a duration of one year. there is an as of right one time one year extension available. after that, the lien must be foreclosed absent a court order that extends it beyond 2 years.
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