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Matt Heerwald
  • Investor
  • Austin, TX
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Licensed TX Attorney for Help w/ Lien Waiver

Matt Heerwald
  • Investor
  • Austin, TX
Posted

Looking to get connected for some quick legal support on a property we're renovating in San Antonio. It's unfortunately a very short timeline: we're meeting with our electric contractor tomorrow at 2:30p to hopefully terminate the relationship as amicably as possible and have him sign a change order that reflects that, as well as a conditional lien waiver (as we'll be paying with a check). 

Need to make sure we do all this appropriately, according to Texas law! As quick background, this contractor has caused around 2 weeks of delays plus various other damages. We do not believe we should pay him the remaining $2,900 in full and have been working to collect documentation to support that (honestly, with the issues he's caused, it looks like he should owe us). Again, hoping to resolve this with little conflict tomorrow, and want to cover all bases from a legal standpoint. 

If you're interested and able to help on this tight timeline, please feel free to leave your contact info or DM us so we can get in touch!

Many thanks, 

Mary and Matt

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