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Vermont Mechanics Lien Law: 5 Things to Know

By on June 18, 2013

If you are looking to file a mechanics lien in Vermont, look not further because Zlien can help. Just check out the “5 things to know” below to get started! There is No Restriction On Which Tiers Can File a Vermont Mechanics Lien Law Vermont mechanics lien law allows broad protection regarding who can file a [...]

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Hawaii Mechanics Lien Law: 5 Things to Know

By on June 17, 2013

Need to get paid for a construction project in Hawaii but not sure how? The “5 things below” might be able to help you file your Hawaii mechanics lien! A Project Participant Must be Licensed In Order to have Hawaii Mechanics Lien Rights Most project participants are entitled to file a Hawaii mechanics lien.  General [...]

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Nebraska Mechanics Lien Law: 5 Things to Know

By on June 15, 2013

Let Zlien help you file a mechanics lien in Nebraska! If you’re not sure where to get started, check out these “5 things to know” about Nebraska mechanics lien law. All Participants are Eligible Except Suppliers to Suppliers or Suppliers to Parties Lower than 1st-Tier Subcontractors. In Nebraska, the only project participants who do not [...]

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Utah Mechanics Lien Law: 5 Things to Know

By on June 14, 2013

Ready to file a mechanics lien in Utah? Check out the “5 things to know” below before you get started! Utah Extends Mechanics Lien Rights to Many Parties In Utah, contractors, subcontractors and any project participants that have provided service or materials to improve property have mechanics lien rights. This includes equipment lessors and design [...]

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North Dakota Mechanics Lien Law: 5 Things to Know

By on June 13, 2013

If you need to file a mechanics lien in North Dakota, take a look at these “5 things to know.” More questions? Check out our resources page and let us help you get paid! Equipment Lessors Only Have Mechanics Lien rights if in Direct Contact with the Property Owner North Dakota provides broad protection to [...]

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Vermont Mechanics Lien: When to File

By on June 12, 2013

The deadline to file a mechanics lien on a private project varies from state to state. For instance, in California, lien claimants have 90 days from the last date that they furnished labor or materials on the project in question to have the lien filed. In Wisconsin, the deadline to file a mechanics lien is [...]

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Maine Mechanics Lien Law

Maine Mechanics Lien Law: 5 Things to Know

By on June 11, 2013

Learn all about Maine mechanics lien law with the “5 things to know” below. Still have questions? Give Zlien a call and we can help you get paid. Maine Mechanics Lien Law Does Not Include Tier Limitations Project participants interested in filing a Maine mechanics lien have pretty broad protection. There is no tier limitation [...]

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Kansas Mechanics Lien Law: 5 Things to Know

By on June 10, 2013

Filing a Kansas mechanics lien is painless with the help of Zlien. Check out the “5 things to know” below! Who Is Entitled to Mechanics Lien Rights? In Kansas, contractors, subcontractors, and suppliers to contractors and subcontractors are entitled to mechanics lien rights. It’s important to note however, that in order for a supplier to [...]

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New Jersey Mechanics Lien Law: 5 Things to Know

By on June 9, 2013

Ready to file a mechanics lien in New Jersey? Let Zlien answer your questions starting with the “5 things to know” below. Suppliers to Suppliers Are Allowed Lien Rights The there are a wide range of project participants eligible to file for a mechanics lien in New Jersey. In New Jersey, general contractors, subcontractors, laborers, [...]

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Michigan Mechanics Lien Law: 5 Thing to Know

By on June 8, 2013

Check out the “5 things to know” about Michigan mechanics lien law below and get paid! Subcontractors of Any Tier Have Mechanics Lien Rights On commercial projects, general contractors, subcontractors (of any tier), material suppliers, and laborers can file a mechanics lien if they aide in the improvement of real property. Material suppliers to material [...]

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Washington Mechanics Lien Law: 5 Things to Know

By on June 7, 2013

Ready to file a mechanics lien in Washington state but not sure where to start? Look no further than Zlien’s “5 thing’s to know” about mechanics lien law below. Suppliers to Suppliers Are Not Entitled to Mechanics Lien Rights in Washington Washington state allows any project participant that has provided professional services, materials, labor and [...]

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