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Old 12-27-2001, 12:18 PM
Susan_12566
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Property Lien


I live in upstate ny, my husband is a contractor and did work to the tune of $5000.00 for someone, she refuses to pay, his business is a dba, and my name is not on the business, i only have p.o.a. on the business checking acct. he refuses to lien this property. Do I have any legal right to file this lien myself. Please help. thank you
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Old 12-30-2001, 03:51 PM
JenniferH
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My opinion:

No. If you are not a listed owner on thd D/b/a then you would have no legal right to lien. No matter on the checking acct you are just a person w/ legal right over the money.

However, I would have to question your husbands motives for not liening the property. Doesn't sound very professional or responsible. Not to mention untrustworthy?

Now I am not a lawyer so this can not be construed as legal advice.
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