Liens

Construction liens recorded promptly with the appropriate local recording authority.

Since a lien is a public record of debt against a project and its legal parties, the odds increase substantially in your favor that unpaid invoices will get paid when you employ TRADITION NOTICE SERVICES to assist you in recording a lien. You can take advantage of a thirty (30) minute Accounts Receivable review each month at no additional charge. And you will get a Dedicated Account Manager assigned to your account.

TRADITION NOTICE SERVICES will notify all legal parties by mail that a lien is to be filed. After a lien has been recorded, those legal parties will be notified by mail that the lien was recorded.

If an unpaid lien approaches a statutory deadline date, TRADITION NOTICE SERVICES will assist you with finding an construction attorney who can file a foreclosure lawsuit on your behalf.

TRADITION NOTICE SERVICES will refund $50 of your original payment for recording a construction lien if you are not paid in full by the statutory deadline date.

To get started, print out, complete and FAX our Customer Agreement. Or, call us today for a free 5-minute consultation. You will benefit right away from our urgency to help you.

Recording a construction lien: $150 (prepaid). MA has a $150 surcharge and PA a $75 surcharge.

Includes:
1. Verification of the Property Owner’s legal address.
2. Verification of the legal parties addresses (Customer, General/Prime Contractor, Lender, Surety).
3. Recording fees as required by local legal authority.
4. USPS Priority Mail with Signature confirmation delivery to local recording authority.
5. USPS Signature Confirmation mail to the Property Owner. USPS First Class mail to all additional the legal parties (Customer, General/Prime Contractor, Lender, Surety).
6. Hard copies and PDF files of all documents given to you.

Releasing a construction lien: $50 (prepaid). MA has a $75 surcharge.

Includes:
1. Recording fees as required by local legal authority.
2. USPS Priority Mail with Signature confirmation delivery to local recording authority.
3. USPS Signature Confirmation mail to the Property Owner and Recorder’s Office. USPS First Class mail to all additional the legal parties (Customer,General/Prime Contractor, Lender, Surety).
4. Hard copies and PDF files of all documents given to you.