I am just trying to make sure I get all the correct lien waivers. The Massachusetts FAQ on this site did not specify for CMs and designers....Read More
After sending the intent to lien for the 2000. 2000 is a discounted price to what the client owes. We were in process of a change order when customer was agreeing in person only to renegotiate terms and accuse us of over charging her. The client has not paid even after receiving the intent to lien. H...Read More...Read More
What is the best practice when requiring a subcontractor to sign a partial unconditional waiver as we don't have a notary onsite? If the form needs to be notarized every time we pay a subcontractor, what's the best way to ensure that it's done and sent back to us?...Read More
Shawmut Construction asks their subs to sign a lien waiver and send it with their payment application. Here's one of the lines from the waiver: "The undersigned has received payment in full, less Retainage, if any, for all labor, services, materials, fixtures, apparatus, and/or equipment furnishe...Read More...Read More
I am working in Massachusetts and am familiar with the statutorily-prescribed partial conditional lien waiver form to be used during a job. The landlord is requiring final, unconditional lien waivers from all parties, however, which show that payment has been made in full (including retainage) and wai...Read More...Read More
We are a GC with an owner who is requesting Partial Conditional AND Partial Unconditional Lien Waivers for each payment app. Massachusetts has a statutory lien waiver form "Partial Waiver and Subordination of Lien". But the language of the form, particularly the most important part "upon receipt of", ...Read More...Read More
A CONTRACTOR (CLIENT) IS REQUIRING "FINAL LIEN WAIVER" IN ADVANCE OF FINAL PAYMENT. QUESTION: How can we be assured of receiving our FINAL PAYMENT if we execute the Final Waiver prior to getting the payment? WHAT IS THE TYPICAL PROCESS? Thanks...Read More
I am often required to sign lien waivers prior to getting paid by certain customers, but the lien waivers clearly say that I acknowledge and certify that I have been paid in full; when I have not. Is this legal? I am in MA but the company I am concerned about is headquartered in NY. thanks ...Read More