Information We Need to File Your Lien Claim

The more information you can bring with you to your first appointment with us the more productive it can be. That is true regardless of the type of case, whether it is a lien, a construction dispute, a DUI, collection, or defense of a lawsuit. However, in order to file a lien there is some information that we absolutely must have to file it properly. If you don't have all of the information at the time of our first visit, we can help you get the information, but we must have it to ensure that your lien is validly filed.

That information includes:

1. Owner's name and mailing address (verify with County Assessor),
2. Physical address of improved property,
3. Full legal description of improved property (NOT tax parcel number)
4. Subcontractors' name and mailing address,
5. First MONTH material or labor supplied,
6. Last DAY material or labor supplied,
7. Balance presently owed after all just credits and offsets,
8. Interest rate applicable to balance,
9. Interest amount accrued since last work or material supplied,
10. A copy of the most recent billing statement or invoice,
11. A copy of any credit application or personal guarantee.