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Fill Out the Form with Accurate Details
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Serve a Copy of the Lien to the Property Owner
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is the deadline to file a Mechanics Lien in Florida?

After filing the "Notice to Owner," you must file the official lien within 90 days of finishing your work or within 90 days of the contract ending between the general contractor and the owner, whichever happens first.

How long does a Mechanics Lien last in Florida?

A mechanics lien is valid for one year unless the lien holder files a lawsuit to enforce it before the year ends. During this time, the property owner can also file a Notice of Contest of Lien.

How much does it cost to file a Mechanics Lien in Florida?

Filing a lien in Florida can have different costs depending on the documents and the length of your lien. Check with your local county recorder to see the specific fees in your area.

How to serve a Mechanics lien in Florida?

Under Florida law, the claim of lien must be given to the property owner in person, by mail, or by posting it on the property either before recording it or within 15 days after recording.

What are the potential consequences for failing to comply with Mechanics Lien filing requirements or deadlines?

Failing to comply with lien filing requirements or deadlines can have serious consequences. This may include losing the right to file a lien, being unable to enforce the lien against the property, or facing legal penalties for improper lien filing. It's crucial for lienors to understand and follow the correct procedures and timelines to protect their lien rights and avoid potential repercussions.