Mechanics Liens

Denver Mechanic Liens Attorneys

Our lawyers at the Colorado law firm of Elkus & Sisson, P.C., represent both plaintiffs and defendants in mechanic's lien matters. Our attorneys have significant experience representing people in mechanic's liens, working with clients to arrive at a good solution. For information about filing a mechanic's lien, contact our Denver attorneys at Elkus & Sisson, P.C.

In general, a person who improves real property may be able to file a mechanic's lien if he or she is not paid. This usually includes carpenters, plumbers, painters, electricians, general contractors, and materials suppliers. The lien on the property is recorded as part of the title.

Filing a mechanic's lien requires strict adherence to the provisions of the law There are restrictions on when the lien can be filed, and how long the property owner has to pay before the "mechanic" can bring proceedings against the owner. An attorney experienced with mechanic's liens can help you understand the requirements.

Matters become complicated when the property owner pays a contractor for work but neglects to pay subcontractors. The subcontractor may have a right to file a lien against the property. If you have received notice of a subcontractor lien, consult with a lawyer who understands Colorado lien law.

Our attorneys represent property owners, subcontractors, and contractors in lien matters. Our goal is always to try to resolve lien disputes so that "mechanics" can be paid and the property remain intact. This frequently requires creative solutions. Our attorneys are known for finding these creative solutions to problems. We invite you to talk with us about filing or defending against a mechanic's lien. Contact us at the Colorado law firm of Elkus & Sisson, P.C.