Receiving a release of lien in Florida is simple when working with a reputable surety bond company like Jurisco. A Florida surety bond expert will quickly help resolve a lien situation with their thorough understanding of state statute. By securing a release of lien Florida bond, the lien can be removed from the property or […]
A release of lien bond is a type of surety bond for an estate or company who owes money for labor, material cost, and other lack of payment scenarios. Typically, a release of lien bond is filed after a construction company or subcontractors who worked on a project have placed a lien on the property. Once […]
It is important to know what Texas release of lien options are available when dealing with a lien. Texas imposes strict mechanic lien deadlines among other requirements. Making the wrong move is going to come with a cost. One of the best things to do for a Texas lien is to transfer the lien to […]
A Florida release of lien surety bond is a fast and easy way to clear up a lien. Legal action can tie up property for years with a lien. Transferring the lien to a bond takes the property off the chopping block. What Is A Florida Release Of Lien Bond? A Florida release of lien bond […]
When a lien is placed on property it can cause big problems. A release of lien bond takes the place of the lien which can help you sidestep a bad experience. Without a release of lien bond you run several risks including: property being seized for payment the fallout of having real property sold at auction […]
Section 8242 of the California Civil Code deals with the surety bond requirements and procedure for releasing of real property from a claim of lien. The bond in this case is referred to as a Release of Lien bond or, simply, a Mechanic’s lien bond. Generally, liens are filed against real property by a contractor […]
We at Jurisco know that the construction industry in California is humming again. New projects, both public and private are being executed all over the state. And so largely gone are the days where shrinking fund availability leads to many unpaid (and unhappy) contractors. Largely gone but not completely. Every day in California, aggrieved contractors […]
On July 1st, 2012 a number of significant changes to Mechanics Lien Law in California went into effect. It is hard to gauge exactly how much impact these changes have had lien filings in California. A recent article By Carlos Rico in The Daily Transcript postulates that there haven’t been a significant rise or fall […]