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Notice to Owner (NTO) / Preliminary Notices

What Is a Notice to Owner in Florida? A Complete Guide

A Notice to Owner in Florida secures your lien rights and helps ensure payment for your work on a construction project.
Notice to Owner (NTO) / Preliminary Notices

What to Do When You Forget to Send an NTO (Notice to Owner)

When you forget to send a Notice to Owner (NTO), act swiftly by assessing the situation and sending the NTO as soon as possible if you haven’t missed the deadline. Communication, transparency, and adherence to legal deadlines are key to mitigating potential construction project disputes.
Notice to Owner (NTO) / Preliminary Notices

How Long Is a Notice to Owner Valid in Florida? Understanding the 40-Day and 90-Day Rules

Learn how long a Notice to Owner (NTO) is valid in Florida and why the 40-day and 90-day rules are crucial for protecting lien rights. Understand key deadlines, compliance steps, and legal consequences to ensure you get paid on time.
Notice to Owner (NTO) / Preliminary Notices

Florida Statute 713.06 Explained: Protecting Your Lien Rights with a Notice to Owner

Learn how Florida Statute 713.06 affects your construction lien rights and why sending a proper Notice to Owner is essential for protecting your payments.
Notice to Owner (NTO) / Preliminary Notices

Notice to Owner vs. Notice to Contractor in Florida: What is the Difference

Learn the key differences between Florida’s Notice to Owner (NTO) and Notice to Contractor (NTC) documents. Understand timelines, legal requirements, and avoid costly mistakes that can affect your lien or bond rights.

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