Turbo Tax For Mechanics Liens – GPS Guidance Through Mechanics Lien Process

Tax Day is here, and millions of people around the United States are scrambling to get their taxes filed. Many of these people are using TurboTax’s popular software to prepare and electronically file their taxes. In other words, millions of people are navigating through the nation’s most complex set of codes and laws by using a computerized form.

The TurboTax concept is pretty well known. The software asks the user easy-to-understand questions about their finances, and then does all the dirty work in the background to prepare the user’s tax returns and have them electronically filed.  Wouldn’t it be nice if there was a similar software for the construction industry to use to file mechanic liens?

There is.

Zlien has spent years perfecting its mechanics lien, bond claim and preliminary notice web software, and anyone in the construction industry can easily navigate the mechanics lien laws.  If you’re unpaid on a construction project, having your mechanics lien prepared quickly, professionally and correctly is easier than ever before.  You visit Zlien’s online form, you answer the form’s basic questionnaire, and that’s it. Your mechanics lien claim is prepared, electronically recorded, served, and then everything is stored for your records.

Mechanics Liens Made Easy

Getting through Zlien’s LienWizard to input information is really easy. Our proprietary systems lead your through a simple online questionnaire, asking you to provide only the information it will need to fulfill your lien claim, and nothing else. Each field has tips, instructions and frequently asked questions to help you understand the legal implications of each field. You can wade through complicated mechanic lien laws with confidence in just a few minutes.

Once you place your mechanics lien order, there’s nothing else for you to do, sign or think about. Zlien takes care of everything for you, so you can sit back and focus on all the things that make your company money. Your lien rights will be asserted, and you’ll be on your way to getting paid.

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