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You answered the question about which sate to file in, but we now have been told the company is in chapter 11. Should we proceed with the lien?
WashingtonShould I still send out lien notices to a contractor who has already filed bankruptcy?
TexasI was not paid and the subcontractor now placed me on their chapter 7 - what should i do
North CarolinaWork has been completed, we have invoiced and have waited over 60 days for payment, we are not getting any answers other than it will be released once approved by management. It is for a commercial customer and we are the main contractor.
MassachusettsWe paid a contractor $24K to build a garage. We paid in full to get a 5% discount. The contractor has since filed bankruptcy and now i want to know if the subcontractors/suppliers he hired can come after me for more money.
KansasI hope this question isn't confusing. We have a client that we have worked for for years and they are having financial difficulty. We have about 4 open projects we are currently working on for them. Can I file a lien for the total amount due now even though some of the work will be performed in the future? For instance, they have not paid their July invoices so we need to send the notice of intent to lien. Due to our good relationship, we don't want to terminate working for failure to pay but we are hearing the company may not be solvent and we want to protect our claim. The lien filed with the court states a specific amount and I don't want it to only reflect the current amount owed and then file multiple liens each month as the material and labor accrues.
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