Common Washington Mechanics Lien Mistakes Guide Published on Avvo

April 3, 2012 - PRLog -- NEW ORLEANS, LA -- Filing a mechanics lien in the state of Washington can be complex and detailed, with one tiny mistake destroying a contractor's or supplier's mechanics lien rights. Usually, it's the common mistakes that are most deadline, and an article exploring the three most common mechanics lien mistakes in Washington is now published on Avvo.com as a Legal Guide.

According to the Legal Guide, the top three Washington mechanics lien mistakes are:
- Not Being Qualified To File A Mechanics Lien
- Mechanics Lien Form Lacks Required Information
- Failure to Serve Mechanics Lien Claim on the Property Owner

The article is published by the CEO and Founder of Zlien, Scott Wolfe Jr.  Scott is a licensed attorney in Washington, and has published numerous legal guides on Avvo related to Washington mechanics liens and also writes about Washington liens on his blog, the Construction Lien Blog (http://www.constructionlienblog.com/tag/washington).

"This is a great resource for those who are owed money on construction projects in Washington," says Scott Wolfe, Jr. "It's all too frequent that lien claims are invalidated for the same reason, over and over again.  Lien claimants can avoid that fate by knowing the trouble spots from the beginning."

While this article (and other resources on Washington law available at zlien.com) are great for potential lien claimants to figure out the mechanics lien filing process on their own, they can avoid the entire complex experience by using Zlien's smart online form to process and electronically record their mechanics lien.

Instead of downloading an online form, filling it out along, researching the property records and taking all the risks of error, you can visit Zlien and be guided through an online form that will ask you the right questions about your mechanics lien claim. At the end of the short five minute process, you're lien claim will be prepared and the mechanics lien will be filed electronically in Washington. The lien claim will even be served on the property owner.

As such, for one low flat fee with Zlien, you can avoid all of the common mechanics lien mistakes, and make sure your lien claim is filed professionally and successfully. You can file A Mechanics Lien in Washington today, with Zlien, at http://www.zlien.com/file-mechanics-lien

Read the Article about the 3 Common Mistakes Made on Washington Mechanics Liens at Avvo.com at this link: http://www.avvo.com/legal-guides/ugc/3-common-mistakes-wh...

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