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The Project Awareness Letter is the first step towards fostering collaborative relationships with higher-tier parties. It’s a friendly letter that simply lets the Property Owner and General Contractor know you’re working on the job, and it helps to open the lines of communication from day 1 of a project. We recommend sending this letter right when you’re hired on the job. Note that this letter is not statutory and does not protect lien rights.
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Can I file a mechanics lien?
I would have a few questions regarding the structure of your contract and whether the additional work was subject to a change order. My concern would be that the final draw (originally 3) was to be paid upon completion. Without proper documentation, they could have an argument that it wasn't due yet. Ultimately, I would recommend sending a letter trying to get the job back on track. If the homeowner refuses to cooperate, I would recommend moving towards termination of the job and filing a lien. Let me know if you have additional questions or would like for us to review the contract to give you a more precise answer. 504-323-5885.
Answered by Mark Montiel | Partner, Co-founder
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Mechanics lien filed Feb 27th 2020 for a single family home in NY has expired.
The time to renew the lien as expired. that had to be done within a year. Absent additional facts, it appears that the time to file a lien has also expired. You may wish to retain counsel to try and revive the lien or to just sue for breach of contract. Either way, you probably need to consult a lawyer and show the lawyer the documents and provide more detail.
Answered by Carol Sigmond | Attorney
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