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What paper work do I need to enforce a lien in Colorado?

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We are a roofing company that sub-contracted roofing work on a commercial project from another roofing company. We supplied labor only. The property owner has paid the contractor, but the contractor will not pay us. We have already sent the Intent to Lien to the contractor and the property owner and still refusal to pay. We filed the lien with the county court and they have been sent a copy. The contractor and the property owner still refuse to pay. What paper work do I need to enforce the lien and start the foreclosure process?

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Feb 27, 2020
The foreclosure process is a full-blown enforcement (foreclosure) lawsuit. The lawsuit must be initiated within "6 months after the last work or labor is performed, or laborers or materials are furnished, or after the completion" of the project. Additionally, a notice of the commencement of the action must be filed "in the office of the county clerk and recorder of the county" in which the property is located within the same time period. While an individual lien claimant could represent him/herself, that is rarely ever a good idea. Corporate business lien claimants must hire a lawyer to represent them in court for the enforcement of the lien. Contacting a lawyer to assist with the process is a good idea. There are many Colorado construction attorneys here.
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