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Construction preliminary notices
We prepare notices for you to serve. Liens and legal advice are outside this work.
| Part | Who |
|---|---|
| Deadline: 20 days after first delivery | Ready |
| Recipients: owner, general contractor, lender | We prepare |
| Notice filled in from your job details | We prepare |
| Serve by certified mail | You supply |
A fixed fee per notice, earned when the notice is ready for you to serve before its deadline
- You send
The project state, first furnishing date, owner and general contractor.
- We prepare
We work out the state deadline and recipients, and prepare each notice ready to serve.
- You pay
A fixed fee per notice, earned when the notice is ready for you to serve before its deadline
You serve the notice. Liens and legal advice stay with your attorney.
The clock on this work
A missed deadline turns a good claim into a lost one. Each bar starts at its own event and is drawn to scale.
Preliminary notice, Californiafrom first delivery to the job
Fees
How paying works
The first look is free. Before any paid work, we agree the exact result, fee and proof. Recovery work is paid only from a confirmed reversal, credit or payment. Notice, compliance and bid preparation have a fixed fee only after you confirm the agreed work was delivered on time; an award or later payment is not their fee trigger.
You press Accept on exact termsScope, fee and the event that earns it are written out before any paid work. Nothing is agreed until you press Accept.
You confirm the result firstAn invoice follows only your "Confirm the result" press, for exactly the agreed amount.
One private page for the whole caseMessages, terms, files and invoices stay on one page you keep.
We use public sources for the first look. If you continue, we work from records you choose to share. Today we prepare disputes, claims, notices, supplier requests and bid materials for you to send, serve, file or submit. We do not contact third parties for you.
Questions
Do you file liens?
No. Liens and legal advice stay with your attorney.
Construction preliminary notices
A fixed fee per notice, earned when the notice is ready for you to serve before its deadline
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