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3 (Avoidable) Lien Release Mistakes that Will Cost You Big Time! - Webinar
--------------------------------------------------------------------Selecting an inappropriate lien release form or using incorrect language may cost you your payment. Discover the benefits of utilizing a conditional release to ensure timely payments and grasp the significance of incorporating change orders for a smoother transaction process.
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Top 3 Lien Release Mistakes You Can't Afford to Make
Avoid the three most commonly made lien release mistakes related to the form, the type of release, and wrong information.
What Form of Release Must I Use When I Get (or Give) a Check? (It's Not What You Think)
Not all forms give up the same rights. Know what a release of lien form Florida looks like, what forms to use as a general contractor or subcontractor, and how to preserve change order claims.
A Supplier’s Step-by-Step Guide to Getting Paid - Webinar
This simple guide will help you protect your lien and bond claim rights by understanding Notice to Owner rules, Notice of Commencement Florida format, and how to check a credit application.
Boo! Scary Lien Waivers and How to Avoid Them (And Still Get Paid)
We will talk about liens and waivers, what they do, how they affect your lien rights, what forms to use, specific language you should use, and how to protect your lien rights.
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Boo! Scary Lien Waivers and How to Avoid Them (And Still Get Paid)
The focus of this webinar is on how to avoid lien waivers but still get paid. The following points will also be discussed:
1. The legal significance of a lien release, 2. How a lien release affects your lien rights, 3. Why you should check a lien release form, 4. What lien waivers do, 5. What to do as a subcontractor, 6. How to negotiate the form of release at the time of contract, 7. Why it is important to have the correct through date, 8. How to use conditional release language, 9. The waiver and release of lien upon progress payment form, 10. How to create exceptions to the release, and 11. How to protect your rights for change orders and delays.
Don’t Sign a Release Unless it Says This 1 Thing. Seriously, Don’t do it!
The focus of this webinar is releases and the one thing you should do with every release. The following points will also be discussed:
How releases affect you as a general contractor or subcontractor,
Releases (aka lien release or release of lien) and their various forms such as the lien release form, waiver and release of lien upon final payment, lien waiver, and more,
How to exchange a release for a check and vice-versa,
How your lien rights and bond rights will be affected by the releases,
The one thing you should do with every release,
Conditional releases, and Â
The SunRay release system and how the system manages client releases
When do you file a contractor or mechanics lien release form?
After receiving a written request for a lien release form, the contractor or subcontractor has 10 days to complete the paperwork. In other words, time does not start until the request to release a lien has been placed in writing. At this point, it is up to the contractor or subcontractor to obtain the lien release form, fill it out, and have it notarized.
