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What is the difference between a Preliminary Notice and Notice of Right to Claim Lien in Montana?I am trying to pre-lien our jobs and just need clarification on which notice to fill out with LevelSet.
Can we put a mechanics lein on property?This customer bought some equipment for her restaurant, she has only made minimum payments and is not paying at all. I heard the property is up for ssale can we get a lein on the property so we can get our money?
I filed a Lien, what are my next steps?I filed a Lien through Levelset but I haven't heard anything from the property owner or general contractor in a month. My lien is for 72K, and I really need to be paid for this work. What is the next step I can take?
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