A contract between a land owner/developer and a general contrator to develop homes on land was signed and agreed upon. The project began with the land owner in another state continuously waiting for agreed upon information, but being pressured to wire money from contractor; once money was wired permits were not pulled when they said, land not cleared when said and many other lies were told. Then the GC finally loaded pictures to coconstruct ( an online construction service platform); and asked for more money. The land owner decided that too much had gone wrong from the start; windows, doors and other items ordered without consent. etc. so he called the suppliers and cancelled orders. The GC said he is now suing for breaking a contract and is filing a mechanics lien. The contract was first broken by the GC, how can the landowner "fight" an illigitimate lien?