Episode Synopsis "Mechanics Liens Basics & What To Do If Your Property Has a Lien Filed Upon It"

In this episode of the Vann Attorneys Legal Pad Podcast Attorneys James Vann and Ian Richardson discuss the basics of mechanics liens and what to do if your property has a lien filed upon it. Who may assert a lien? When must you assert? When must you sue to enforce? Where do you assert lien? What is the role of a lien agent? James and Ian cover these topics and more. Here are resources related to this episode: North Carolina Lien Agent System, LiensNC: https://liensnc.com Blog Post: Claim of Lien on Funds: A Potential Saving Grace for “Slow to file” Lien Claimants by Ian Richardson If you would like to learn more about these issues you can check out our website at vannattorneys.com, email James ([email protected]) or Ian ([email protected]) directly. You can also email us at [email protected] with any questions. If you would like to be featured on our podcast, please let us know! -- The content of this podcast is not to be considered legal advice for any particular situation or case. This podcast does not constitute creating an attorney-client relationship.

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