I need to know what kind of lien i can get for his - I sell concrete to other customers one of my customers bought a few yards to fix a driveway for his customer. Now the problem comes here that our customer that bought the concrete hasn't payed us but we contacted the owner of the house he did the job for and they say it was payed. What could we do?
If you are in Georgia and it has been less than 90 days since you supplied the materials, you can file a lien against the owner’s property. This is precisely what the lien laws are designed for. In Georgia, material suppliers have lien rights when the materials are provided to improve or repair real property. A statutory lien form is available online (in fact on this website). You will need the name of the owner and the legal description of the property. To do this, you should pull a copy of the deed. File the lien in the same county as the property. At the same time, you are required send a copy if the lien to the property owner.