Filed a $100K on a property remodel in 2019. Also notice of intent for electrical panel upgrade on their principal property. Property owners bought a bond to sell the house of get out of paying the $100K. But, still owe for the electrical panel upgrade on their principal residence. Can we file a new lien on their principal residence even if they sold the rental for nonpayment of the original $100K Lien and combined the electrical panel upgrade with the new lien?
If you filed a lien, and if the lien was bonded off, then you are in the best possible situation. Now rather than having to foreclose on a piece of property, you can foreclose on the bond (a bond is basically a guarantee from an insurance company that, if you win in court, they will pay you up to the bond amount, and then the insurance company has to go after the property owner to collect what it paid to you).
The issue you now have is proving your case. It sounds like you have an uphill battle. Your best bet is to assemble all evidence in your favor (communications, emails, invoices, amounts paid for materials, time sheets, text messages, emails, anything you have), and set up a time to meet with an attorney to discuss your case.