SEMINOLE COUNTY CONSTRUCTION LAW ATTORNEYS

Qualified to Handle All of Your Legal Needs Related to Construction Projects

We have recovered Millions for our clients!

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Attorney Joe Taormina frequently represents both contractors, subcontractors, material providers, and homeowners in disputes stemming from construction projects. 

Contractors/Material Providers: Keep in mind that Florida Statutes requires strict compliance with the timelines for sending Notices to Owners, recording liens, and filing lawsuits. 

If you were not hired by the property owner, you must send a Notice to Owner to the owner of the property within 45 days of your first day on the job or supplying materials. 

Whether or not you were hired by the owner or another contractor, you must record your Lien within 90 days of your last day on the job. 

If you receive a Notice of Contest of Lien or a Summons, you should call Attorney Joe Taormina to discuss the time requirements and your options. 

We offer a variety of services to Contractors and Material providers, such as:

• Preparing and sending Notices to Owners;
• Preparing Contractor’s Final Payment Affidavits;
• Preparing and recording Liens;
• Preparing and recording Satisfactions and Releases of Liens;
• Preparing and partial releases and others;
• Sending Demand Letters for unpaid balances/liens;
• Filing lawsuits to enforce (foreclose) a lien.

Homeowners: Unfortunately, sometimes a contractor does not fulfill its end of the deal and may record a lien anyway (not our clients I’m sure). Liens may be unenforceable if the contractor:

• Breaches the contract;
• Records a fraudulent lien;
• Records a lien for work that was not completed;
• Performs poor work;
• Abandons a project…

Homeowners have several options to dispute a lien or a demand for payment and should call Attorney Joe Taormina to discuss the details of their situation. The phone consultation is free, you will speak directly to the attorney, and only takes a few minutes.