Legal Question in Construction Law in Florida

Re: Construction Claim of Lien

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RESPONSE: Watch out! You really need to bring this to a local attorney and quickly. If you record an amended claim of lien the same 90 day period applies. If you record an amended claim of lien outside the original 90 day period, you may be blowing your lien rights. Whether or not the wrong county was listed in the lien may or may not be material, depending on the situation. In addition, the lien forms have changed radically over the past few years, and are really a pitfall for those who do not know how to fill them out, and what may and may not be included. Good luck,

Randall Gilbert