Can I Get Paid if I signed an Unconditional Lien Waiver? And Other Common Questions About Texas Lien Waivers?
Recently, I wrote a legal memorandum for a client requesting information about Texas lien waivers. This is great information for anyone working on a construction project in Texas. See below the redacted version of that legal memorandum. CLIENT signs lien waivers as part of its business operations; CLIENT receives constant requests to sign lien waiver […]
What Are the 10 Lien Requirements?
Did you know that your lien rights differ from state to state? It’s an important nuance to understand because filing an invalid lien can have a lot of implications. The consequences vary case by case, but a few things that could happen if you file an invalid lien are: So when it comes to liens, […]
How to Secure a Valid Mechanic’s and Materialman’s Lien in Alabama: A Step-by-Step Guide
When working as a contractor, subcontractor, or supplier in Alabama, securing payment for your labor or materials can be a concern. A mechanic’s and materialman’s lien is a powerful tool that can help ensure you get paid for your work or materials by placing a legal claim against the property you improved. However, to enforce […]
Our Lien & Collection Subscription Plan Will Fix Your Collection Issues!
You work hard, you do a good job, and you deserve to be paid, every time you do not collect the full amount you are owed for a project you are taking food off your family’s plate. Quit giving your work away, get paid. We once had a fire protection subcontractor that had half a […]
How To File A Contractor Lien In Texas
I have studied the procedures for filing liens in all states, and I must say that Texas has some of the most complicated rules. That is where the learning curve for understanding how to file a contractor lien in Texas arises. It is astonishing to me that there are so many different ways to achieve […]
Writs of Garnishment and Writs of Execution
Texas offers two significant forms of collection for parties who have won a judgment (i.e., judgment creditor) in court: Writs of Garnishment and Writs of Execution. Learn the difference in these and the circumstances for when each should be used.
Collecting a Judgment in Texas
Texas law provides different methods for collecting a judgment in Texas regardless of whether the judgment originates from the state of Texas or another state. When a person or entity recovers money damages in a court, it will primarily be in the form of a judgment. A judgment is merely a piece of paper that declares a person or an entity owes another person or entity money. In order to collect on that piece of paper, consider the rules in this article.
What is a General Retainer Agreement and How Can it Benefit You?
Have an attorney on call to answer all your questions and help with all your issues for only $2,500. The hardest thing I have done in my life was to start a material supply business from the ground up with my husband. My heart and soul went into that business, and I know many of […]
Fraudulent Liens and Invalid Liens in Texas
You don’t want to file fraudulent liens and invalid liens. So as a contractor, you must work with a skilled Texas construction lawyer to ensure the liens they file are valid and accurate. Learn more about why in this blog.
Post-Judgment Collections in Texas – What You Need to Know
As many creditors know, the state of Texas provides robust protection for debtors, and navigating the process for post-judgment collections in Texas can be an overwhelming experience for even the savviest professional. Attempting debt collection during an economic slowdown can further compound a creditor’s frustration as they face an increase in slow-pay and no-pay debtors. After countless demand letters go ignored, creditors often turn to litigation in hopes of getting paid.