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I'm filling out a sworn statement and it has a line after a(n) to fill in under contractor and I'm not sure what to put on that line
MichiganThe GC on the project told me she explained to the previous controller that he should file a lien on this project which we did work on. Last day worked was 2/24/22 the previous controller never did file the lien. is there anything we can do at this point?
MichiganI am a material supplier (HVAC duct work) to a subcontractor (mechanical installer) on a public school project. At the start of the project, a preliminary notice was sent to the public school and the GC. My customer has chosen not to pay me, so I issued a bond claim on the project. Do I even have the right to file a lien claim against the school? Either way, Levelset allowed me to file this, so I did. At this point, I still have not received payment from anyone. What can I do to force payment?
MichiganI looking for some advice for my problem and which way I should proceed. I’m a cement contractor and I’m not licensed. Over the past winter I decided I was going the take the builders course to become a licensed build. I took the 60 course that complies with the state of Michigan to become a licensed contractor. I submitted the completion of the course to the state of Michigan and was granted acceptance to the state certified test to become a builder if I passed the two part builders exam. I took longer to get approval from the state because I forgot to send a scanned copy of my drivers license so my application took a couple months for them to approve to take the exam. My concrete season start and I was unable to take the test because I became very busy with my work schedule. My buddy who took the course as well was in the 60 hour class with me along with my brother as well who works for my company. I have all the appropriate insurances and EIN # and pay my taxes to Uncle Sam and the state. My friend at this time was going through the appropriate avenues to get drawings made and to build his dream garage and addition to his home. We had talked for months about have my company do his concrete work because he had seen my work and raved how beautiful my specialty concrete work was. So it came time that his permits were pay and approved by the city to begin his addition and garage addition for his home. So I started the job we had never really discussed what I was to going to be payed for service rendered on his property to pour his structure footings for his garage and addition to his home. Along with an exposed aggregate ( diamond cut patio) along with an acid etched boarders And Stencils stamped star impression .with was also acid stain star with step liners and acid staining as well on though. He put off for weeks paying me anything finally came the time we were going to meet to discuss his bill and reimbursement of material purchase on my amx platinum card for his job. Of course I was payed for any material or machinery for his job or my company’s machinery and only payed 2500 of my labor bill which I told him I would do a majority of the work for the labor cost of my employees and a labor cost for myself since he was a friend of mine at the time and I was doing him a favor by only doing labor on this build for him. We’re if I were to bid this job it would have been 35000 + job. But again he was a friend so I was doing the friendly thing. Can I Legally go after him since I was unlisence and he knew this because with both took the course together and both were going to get our builders license. Would he be considered the general contractor since he is the homeowner and pulled his own permits for the work to be performed. And in the state of Michigan home owners can pull their own permits and it is up to them to make sure things are up to the Michigan code book. Please tell me there is some course of action I can take. He put my company in the hole of approx 20000
MichiganI'm a subcontractor that delivered materials to a project in Michigan but did not install them due to some issues. The contractor refuses to pay me because he didn't actually issue a PO or contract. I believe I have a bond claim out there but not sure if I'm protected or not.
Michiganjjlm ordered a Claim on Bond on April 20 and in fact we paid $249 for it, but when i called CHUBB they say our claim is not filed against that bond. In fact, I believe we've been decieved.
the material we sold them did not go the primary scope of the project, our part is not covered under that bond. 1) what can we do? 2) can we at least get our $249 back from Levelset??
thanks for your help
carol
JLM Wholesale 248-572-9010
MichiganJLM is a material supplier to a State University job in Michigan. We filed a Bond claim due to non-payment by a sub contractor and the GC says this we have to release the bond or payments to our customer will be held up. We have NOT been paid yet.
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MichiganI'm working on a new build and haven't gotten paid my last invoice. My problem is the only thing I have are texts that were exchanged regarding price. Do I have to option to file lein without signatures
MichiganWe are a GC from MI, did a project for a LL at a mall in Lansing, MI. The Landlord still owes us roughly $53,000. If we send them an Intent to Lien notice, do we only have 10 days then to file the actual Claim of Lien? And, when does the 10 days start, from the time we send the Notice through your service or from the time they receive the Notice? We completed the project in June but there was an issue with the glass that took a while to get the subcontractor back to complete his work. Not sure if the LL is now dragging his feet , ie: playing games with paying us just because the glass correction work took so long ...
MichiganWe have a property in Michigan where we performed water mitigation services. It is a leased space in part of an outdoor mall. Are we able to place a Claim of Lien on such a property?
MichiganDo you E-record construction liens for Wayne County
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MichiganI'm an environmental consultant and collected 2, 4oz jars of soil media and with an oral agreement to submit the soil to a lab, which I have an account. There was 8 total analyses for literally hundreds of compounds totaling $1,300. There was urgency on behalf of the Client and these samples would help to define the subsequent proposal and cost estimate. The Client is now saying that he did not order the analysis, says he ordered the analysis to stop and won't pay. He was to late to stop the process of analysis. There is a definite "shelf life" or technically a holding time of 10 days. Please advise.
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