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I have been served with a mechanic's lien by my contractor for services rendered. I presently do not have the entire amount to pay him. What can I do to prevent any further litigation?
GeorgiaWe had a customer we installed a very high priced/quality roof in October 2022. We are now at the point where we need to file suit to enforce the lien. We need to hire an attorney for this. Please contact me if you're interested and available. robin@rrofga.com
GeorgiaHi,
We have a customer who frequently does not provide any payment remittance when sending us a check. Are we able to apply payment to their oldest invoices or do we need to wait for them to tell us how to apply payment? We have repeatedly asked for remittance and received no communication. This pattern of behavior is well documented via email. Thank you for investigating.
GeorgiaWe have 2 projects in Georgia right now. Payment is about a week late for 2 invoices. We also submitted a pay app on 11/15 for approval last month for work through 11/30 and still have not received approvals or feedback. Management wants to file an intent to lien tomorrow. Is this possible? If so, what needs to be done? Can you also point me in the direction of a good source for research on GA lien laws? Thanks!
GeorgiaHyundai Engineering is building a plant. The plant is referred to as a Megaplant housing several subsidiary companies in one location.
Question: Who should file the notice of commencement, Hyundai Engineering or subsidiary companies working on its respective project?
GeorgiaI'm a subcontractor and I got a new contract to work on a new build multifamily development in NC. I'd like to send a preliminary notice, but I'm not sure if I should send one notice or if I should send a notice for each individual address within the development? If I send one notice with the development name will that cover the full scope for each building? From my understanding it is one owner.
GeorgiaI'm a subcontractor working on a large project
Georgiawe have finished the job and they are too late in payments.
Georgiawhat happens if our customer has a different template of a lien waiver that does not reflect the new lien waiver bill that was passed. in other words, is there a standardized template or can subcontractors essentially customize it
GeorgiaI know someone that is performing contractors work but does not have a valid contractors license and I was wondering what I could do about this
GeorgiaThe municipal area where the majority of the work performed says I’m required to have a business license to obtain a commercial parking permit for parking meter areas.
GeorgiaWe did a major job but the property owner does not want to pay the amount or discounted amount.
GeorgiaWe are a demolition subcontractor, typically work for GC's who are doing construction on behalf of an Owner. I am unclear on what type of Levelset notice I should be submitting. Levelset offers: - Preliminary Notice of Lien Rights (Filed - Not General Prelim) - Non-required Preliminary Notice 30-day Date, and - Notice of Commencement In order to protect lien rights down the road, we've been doing the Preliminary Notice Filed option. Is that the appropriate option?
GeorgiaWe are a company that hired a contractor to manage a renovation on a building that we purchased. We have received notices of liens against the contractor for our location. The contractor shrugged it off claiming that the lien notice was part of the invoice process for payment. We received another one since the discussion, and this time it looked different. It was actually filed and canceled once payment was made. We have not been able to contact the contractor since. My question: Is this a normal process, to file liens for payment? Or is this the step taken when the contract manager has not been paying his invoices? We have discovered that another big invoice was not paid dating back several months. We just had to pay it.
GeorgiaAs a subcontractor and replacing a roof for a General contractor
If I’m owed $11,000
From the GC
But I am not actually licensed myself
Can he avoid paying me my money??
We do not have any binding agreement
Only his word as a man and some text messages
I am not a licensed GC but I replaced the roof for him..
Can I still got my $11,000 from him???
This is in the state of Georgia
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