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How an Incorrect Project Description Destroys Mechanics Lien Claims
A Texas mechanics lien requires a precise project description, as mandated by the Property Code. A contractor’s failure to consistently identify the project led to the invalidation of a $60,000 lien claim. This underscores the necessity of experienced legal assistance to avoid costly mistakes in lien documentation.
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Here’s how contractors CAN have a lien against homestead property in Texas
Learn how you can ensure you have a valid lien against homestead, every job. Discusses requirements under Texas Constitution and Texas Property Code, plus bonus tips and flowchart download.
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Top 3 Tips for Residential Construction Liens in Texas
For Texas residential general contractors, ensure a valid mechanics lien on homestead by following these tips: always secure a written contract, require signatures from all property owners, record the contract in the relevant county, and include a homeowner notice when filing the lien. Contact Texas Liens for assistance.
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Texas Contractors’ Mechanics Lien Rights on Abandoned Jobs
In Texas, contractors can file a mechanics lien even if a jobsite is abandoned, with specific deadlines based on their role. For assistance, Texas Liens PLLC offers professional help in filing liens.
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Top 5 Mistakes Contractors Make When Filing Their Own Mechanics Liens in Texas
Learn the top 5 mistakes contractors make when filing a mechanic’s lien in Texas — and how a Texas lien attorney can help you file correctly and on time.
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