We have a project that we are trying to avoid having to file a lien on but we also do not want to let the deadlines to file go by without doing something. So I am hoping I am able to extend my right to file a bit longer.
We are in Colorado - Teller County. We completed a job 7/9/2020. To my understanding we have 4 months from date completed to file a lien. We did not want to file the lien in November at the 4 month mark so we filed a "Notice to Extend Time for Filing Lien." I believe this bought us 2 more months making our new deadline early January. However, thru the document I purchased through LevelSet it gave the following information....
Description of Document Ordered
In Colorado, any potential lien claimant may file
an extension to extend the period for filing a lien.
If filed, an extension will move the deadline to:
Four months after completion, or six months after
filing the extension - whichever occurs first.
So now I am not sure if I have missed a deadline or what my deadline would be to file?
If the deadline is January, like I think it is, I am also wondering if there is any way to extend that deadline any farther? Like another Notice to Extend Time for Filing Lien.
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1. If you don't get paid in 60/90 days, could you be tricky: issue a credit for that bill then rebill, so the date is less than 60/ 90days days?
2. My contractor business sits in GA, but we do business in many states. What lien law applies? The state where the PROJECT is located, or the state where WE are located? Do I need to learn the lien laws of all 50 states?
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