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Specially Fabricated Material Liens

Sets forth requirements for filing a mechanic's lien on specially fabricated materials used in a construction project

Payment Bond Claims, Part 2

Collecting construction funds under a payment bond for a construction project

Payment Bond CLaims, Part 1

Collecting construction funds from a payment bond on a construction project

Retainage Protection - Part 2

How to collect retainage from a construction project using the mechanic's lien process

Retainage Protection - Part 1

How to collect retainage on a construction project.

INDIANA LANDLORD/TENANT LAWS

The rights of both landlords and tenants in Indiana are detailed thoroughly.

What Seller's & Realtors Need to Know about Rhode Island Real Estate Laws

Explanation, laws and tips for sellers and their realtors regarding Rhode Island Real Estate laws, transactions, closings and title.

Successful Real Estate Transactions

Buying and selling real property requires careful attention to details. While real estate brokers often aid in the process, it often requires an attorney to review the contract, escrow papers, and title documents.

Finder’s Fees for Recovering Overbid Monies From a Foreclosure Sale - House Bill 16-1090

House Bill 16-1090, effective August 10, 2016, made some changes to the law regarding overbids from a foreclosure sale. it made changes related to finder’s fees for recovering overbid monies. These changes were codified in C.R.S. §§ 38-38-111, 38-13-128.5, and 6-1-105.

What is a mechanics lien?

Explains Colorado mechanics liens.

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