LienItNow.com is your one-stop source for filing Mechanics Liens, bond claims, amendments to mechanics lien claims, stop notices, pre-lien notices, extensions of mechanics liens, and discharges of mechanics lien claims.  LienItNow.com provides its services in all 50 States and the District of Columbia.

LienItNow.com processes the mechanics’ lien, files it with the appropriate authority and serves it.* LienItNow.com also verifies the location of the property and the property owner.  LienItNow.com is the best way to ensure that the money owed to you is protected.

What's News in the Mechanics' Lien Law:

LienItNow.com is now posting news information relating to the construction industry on its Construction Industry Blog.  The blog entries contain new and valuable information for companies tied to the construction industry, with an emphasis on mechanics lien law developments.

Press Release: LienItNow.com Goes National

Press Release: LienItNow.com Provides Lien Filing Services to Landscape Contractors

Press Release: LienItNow.com Adds Live Online Help To Its Website

Article of Interest: NJ Supreme Court Rules on Residential Construction Lien Filings

LienItNow.com files mechanics liens on private construction projects, public construction projects, and residential construction projects. On commercial and residential projects, mechanics liens encumber real property.  On public projects,  liens encumber public monies set aside for the public project. In all cases, the filing of a mechanics lien freezes the funds that an owner has contractually allocated to a project. For unpaid subcontractors, the contract balance between the owner and the general contractor at the time the lien is filed becomes a lien fund, against which a lien claimant can pursue its money. The filing of mechanics lien claims also encumber the property on which the project is located, similar to a mortgage. Liens inhibit the sale of property, construction loan draws, and refinancing until the property owner addresses the lien. Ultimately, a lawsuit can be filed for the enforcement of a mechanics lien.

* Service of the mechanics’ lien may be subject to an additional fee. Orders placed in States requiring service of a lien by a process server will be charged the process server’s fee in addition to the charge for filing the lien.