Legal Question in Construction Law in California
California Twenty (20) Day Preliminary Notice
Is there any recourse when you Contractor has indicated that a job is complete and you have sent a signed Unconditional Final and the Contractor then continues to use your services as a supplier on the same jobsite? Can I Prelim the job again? Please advise as soon as you can because this is very time sensitive. Thank you so much.
2 Answers from Attorneys
Re: California Twenty (20) Day Preliminary Notice
If you are performing labor or providing material after your original job was complete, you can certainly send a new preliminary lien notice. It will not cover work done more than 20 days before the service of the notice, so time is indeed critical.
Re: California Twenty (20) Day Preliminary Notice
Your unconditional release should have been dated and only applies through that date. Send out the new prelien immediately.
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