Notice to Owner (NTO) / Preliminary Notices

Florida Notice to Owner (NTO) – Everything you need to know

Discover everything you need to know about the Florida Notice to Owner (NTO). Learn its importance, requirements, and how it protects your lien rights.
Get me Paid

What Is a Notice of Commencement in Florida and What Must it Contain?

Learn about Notice of Commencement requirements: where to record, what to include, deadlines, notarization rules, and more.
Notice to Owner (NTO) / Preliminary Notices

Notice to Owner (NTO) Differences: Private vs. Public Projects

Navigating Notice to Owner (NTO) distinctions between private and public projects simplified.
Notice to Owner (NTO) / Preliminary Notices

Everything you need to know about the Florida Notice to Owner

The Florida Notice to Owner needs to be received by the owner and the other parties going up the payment chain before the 45th day from your first work on the site.
Notice to Owner (NTO) / Preliminary Notices

How to Prepare and Send a Notice to Owner in Florida?

Need to prepare and send a Notice to Owner (NTO) in Florida? Here's how you can prepare and send an NTO in Florida. Get a free Notice to Owner form too!
Notice to Owner (NTO) / Preliminary Notices

Understanding the Florida Notice of Nonpayment Process: A Comprehensive Guide

Gain a comprehensive understanding of the steps and requirements involved in safeguarding payment rights through the Florida Notice of Nonpayment.
Mechanics Lien/Construction Lien

Can You File a Mechanics Lien Without a Preliminary Notice in Florida?

In Florida, filing a mechanics lien without a preliminary notice is possible under specific circumstances. Learn whether you need a preliminary notice and how to protect your lien rights in Florida.
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