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Thank you for visiting the Heuser Law Office website. Vince practices estate and business law in Louisville, Kentucky, and provides his clients with quality estate and business services and resources, including estate and business planning, administration and resolving disputes and problems. When our clients call or visit our office, they get prompt service and comprehensive solutions. You will generally speak with an attorney on the first call and once we are familiar with your situation, likely as not, get your answer without an office visit. We provide a long term relationship in which you can feel comfortable discussing important issues concerning your business and your family with an attorney who can understand and deal with the entire context. Don't let business legal problems slow you down. Call us. We want to provide you with the information you need to make informed decisions and to protect and improve your business and your family's future. Our Practice Areas: ESTATE PLANNING Hot Topics in Business LawMechanics Liens in KentuckyAsserting a Mechanic's Liens in Kentucky involves the filing of a "Statement of Mechanic and Materialman's Lien" in the Office of the Jefferson County Clerk, Jefferson County, Kentucky. In Jefferson County, Kentucky, the filing fee for filing either a Mechanics Lien or a Materialmans Lien or both is modest. It is a pretty simple matter to prepare the statement of Mechanic's lien. The real work is to identify the owner correctly and to be sure that timely notice is given when the sub has dealt only with the general contractor. It is routine, however, to put a lien on a property when the general contractor has not paid one or more of the subcontractors. In hiring subs, the general contractor in Kentucky is acting as agent for the owner and, as agent, obligates the owner to pay the subs when the general contractor fails to do so. To see a sample form of a mechanics lien just visit the Forms page and download the mechanics lien in Microsoft Word document format. After properly filing a mechanics lien, you can actually foreclose on the owners property to satisfy the claim. More information. . . |
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