Zlien Ready For California's Mechanics Lien Law Changes

July 2, 2012 - PRLog -- California's mechanics lien laws ushered in an load of changes this July 1st, 2012, and Zlien was ready.  As it always is.

The company was not only ready to accommodate the law changes with its preliminary notice, mechanics lien and claim filing services, but it also had its free California mechanics lien resources, frequently asked questions and forms updated to reflect the legal changes.

Zlien's chief legal officer, Nate Budde, says the company is always ready for law changes like this.

"People don't realize that mechanics lien laws change virtually every day," says Budde. "There are 4-6 legislative changes each year, but hundreds of cases are decided annually that affect lien laws. Zlien spends lots of resources tracking these changes and altering its software."

In fact, and as proof of Zlien's leadership in the area of mechanics lien laws and lien compliance, the company has been blogging about these California lien law changes since 2008 on its Lien Blog, and you can track the commentary on all of California's law changes since that time at this tag:  http://www.zlien.com/blog/tag/california-lien-law-changes/

"This is why the Zlien service offers companies a smarter way to manage mechanics lien compliance," says Scott Wolfe, CEO of Zlien. "Why worry about the headaches of law and software updates?  Our clients need not worry about California's law changes one bit.  They have complete peace of mind."

After July 1st, Zlien's website was updated to accommodate the new legal changes, including an update of the site's free online resources, frequently asked questions and forms related to mechanics liens, notices and bond claims in California.  You can view all of these resources on the Zlien website here: http://www.zlien.com/mechanics-lien/california-lien-law-f...

About Zlien
Zlien (http://www.zlien.com) handles mechanics lien compliance for thousands of contractors and suppliers across the United States.  A mechanics lien is one of the most powerful tools in obtaining delinquent payment. The mechanics lien is filed when a contractor goes unpaid for work or materials furnished to a construction project. Once the proper paperwork is filed and served by Zlien, the debtor will be obligated by law to pay for the work done by the contractor. Should the debtor not pay the lien in the time given and the lien enforced, the debtor’s property will be sold by a court, with the proceeds going towards paying the filed liens. Zlien has the knowledge it takes to file your liens in any part of the country. With the filing of paperwork differing from state to state, Zlien offers its filing services all across the nation.