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John B.
  • Investor
  • Palisade, CO
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Contruction Materials Lien

John B.
  • Investor
  • Palisade, CO
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A friend of mine (honestly), lets say Jim, in Milwaukee hired D & G Xteriors, LLC to side their house. D & G Xteriors worked with Jim's insurance company and got the insurance company to issue a check to Jim. Jim paid D & G Xteriors with a contract that included a lien waiver. D & G Xteriors got his materials, $3,000 worth, from Richards Building Supply but never paid them. Richards Building Supply has now given notice to Jim that they intend to file a lien on Jim's home in 30 days.

What is Jim's remedy?

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Svetlana Foley
  • Realtor
  • New Berlin, WI
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Svetlana Foley
  • Realtor
  • New Berlin, WI
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Small claims court

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