Legal Question in Real Estate Law in California

Re: mechanic's lien

They must pefect the lien within a certain time and take other action or it may be removed.

JOEL SELIK

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Re: mechanic's lien

If a lawsuit is not filed within 90 days of recordation of a mechanic's lien, a Petition can be filed with the Court to remove it. There are other requirements in some cases such as a Preliminary Notice being given. We would need to review your documents and correspondence if that mechanic's lien is to be removed.