To file a claim of lien in Florida that is jointly owned do both Owners names need to appear on the lien or one
FloridaI’m a Florida contractor that has completed a project and not received final payment I wish to file a claim of lien against the property… The property has joint ownership Which I believe is her minor daughter do I need to put both names on the lien or just the person I contracted with?
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Aug 29, 2020
Yes. The statutory form has a place for the person(s) you contracted with and then a place for the owners. You can find the deed in the public records, so I would list all people on the deed on the lien. Contact an attorney if you have questions about the content of the lien. Liens are important to have done correctly.
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