LesB2 (Florida)
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Posts: 1
Posted:
are there blank forms for a HOA to file a lien for past dues, Ilive in fl
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BradP (Kansas)
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Posts: 2,640
Posted:
check with your local register of deeds or where ever liens are filed to see what they accept or need. I was given examples of what other people did in my location and we created our own form.
JimM7 (Florida)
Posts: 71
Posts: 71
Posted:
Hi Les.....
Where I live in Florida the court will only accept a lien form from an attorney...save yourself some grief and call the clerk of the court.
Where I live in Florida the court will only accept a lien form from an attorney...save yourself some grief and call the clerk of the court.
EllenS1 (Florida)
Posts: 1,148
Posts: 1,148
Posted:
Jim,
Not true. A person can go to small claims court without an attorney and can certainly file a lien without an attorney. Ask a lot of subcontractors who file their own liens without the benefit of an attorney. Where do you live in Florida and who gave you this advice?
Not true. A person can go to small claims court without an attorney and can certainly file a lien without an attorney. Ask a lot of subcontractors who file their own liens without the benefit of an attorney. Where do you live in Florida and who gave you this advice?
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