Massachusetts Mechanics Lien Attorneys
Attorneys Lawrence and Carol Frisoli, of Frisoli Law Office , have extensive experience helping contractors, subcontractors, and other clients file, enforce, and collect mechanics liens. Our law firm focuses on achieving results through skilled legal counsel. Contact our Concord law firm to discuss your legal needs with an experienced construction law attorney who knows Massachusetts' mechanic lien law.
Protecting Clients' Interests Since 1993
Contractors, subcontractors, material suppliers, and maintenance workers have a right to full payment for supplies, labor, or services rendered in new construction, repairs, remodeling, and other work. This right to payment can be enforced through a mechanics lien. Essentially, a mechanics lien is an encumbrance against the property until the balance for services or supplies is paid. Thus, the property is not eligible for sale, transfer, or refinance until the property owner pays the bill for services or supplies. In order to ensure these rights are enforced, our attorneys aid clients in filing mechanics liens within the strict Massachusetts guidelines.
Mechanics Lien Collections and Foreclosures
If a property owner fails to pay for services or supplies rendered, the lien holder (the contractor, subcontractor, etc.) may enforce the mechanics lien through a foreclosure action. Our business collections lawyers facilitate foreclosure proceedings on behalf of contractors, subcontractors, material suppliers, and other clients, ensuring all statutory notice requirements and filing requirements are met in order to secure payment.
At the Frisoli Law Office, we pride ourselves on our communication, personalized service, and solid legal representation. For assistance with enforcement of mechanics liens or other business collections, contact our experienced attorneys at the Frisoli Law Office. Free consultations-call 978-486-4733.
