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Import job and property information from popular contractor portals and get all the paperwork you need.
Designate team members to prepare & serve notices, or leverage our managed service
Reduce the time spent on paper-shuffling by pre-filling liens, recording directly to county, and serving the property owner
Import job and property information from popular contractor portals and get all the paperwork you need.
Designate team members to prepare & serve notices, or leverage our managed service
Reduce the time spent on paper-shuffling by pre-filling liens, recording directly to county, and serving the property owner
Commonly Requested Liens Forms
Forms to send the property owner a notice
Notice of Commencement
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Forms to file & record your mechanics lien
Notice to Owner: Intent to Lien
Claim of Lien, Recorded with County
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Forms to release your lien
Contractor's Final Payment Affidavit
Satisfication of Claim of Lien
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Before filing a lien, many states require that proper notice be sent to the property owner, as well as any other contractorsor material suppliers up the chain of command. This means if you are a subcontractor, you should send a notice to the generalcontractor in addition to the property owner.
If you haven't gotten paid, you can prepare, send, and file a lien. Completely online, included in the price.
Most owners will pay you shortly after you place a lien on their property, because they don't want to run the risk of losing their title. Once you get paid, go back to your Dispute dashboard and release the lien.
Accelerate your liens management and protect your payment. Book a free product demo with a product expert today to see what Dispute can do for you.