I have a sub that refuses to sign a Lien Waiver, what are my options?
TexasI have a sub in Houston, TX that has ben paid in full and now refuses to sign a lien waiver provided by the landlord. Do I have any options here? I even had someone run to their office and it looks like they are not longer in business.
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Dec 16, 2020
The sub is legally required to provide you a lien waiver on final payment, but if they are no longer in business, you may be out of options unless you can track down the owner and send a demand letter citing the statute requiring the waiver. If that is something you would like to look into, feel free to reach out to my office. We'll be happy to assist you.
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Ben House
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