Mechanics Lien Filing Process

Summary

To file a mechanics lien in Arkansas, provide a preliminary notice within 10 days of starting work, file the lien within 120 days of last providing labor/materials, and serve notice to the property owner within 30 days of filing. Include all relevant details such as your contact information, the property owners details, a description of the work, and the amount owed. Filing fees vary by county, typically ranging from $15 to $25. Contact your local county clerk’s office for the exact fee.

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In Arkansas, to file a mechanics lien, you need to follow these steps:
- Preliminary Notice: Must be given within 10 days of starting work.
- File Lien: File within 120 days of last furnishing labor/materials.
- Serve Notice: Notify property owner within 30 days of filing.
Would you like more detailed information on any of these steps?
Earlier I spoke w you and you said you could help me create the document if I provided certain information, I have the requested info now
Great, let's proceed with creating your Intent to Initiate a Mechanics Lien document in Arkansas. Please provide the following information:
- Your full name and contact information.
- The property owner's full name and contact information.
- A description of the work or materials provided.
- The date you started and completed the work.
- The amount owed.
Ok my name is Glen Messer
Thanks, Glen. Please provide the following additional details to complete the document:
- Your contact information (address, phone number, email).
- The property owner's full name and contact information.
- A description of the work or materials provided.
- The date you started and completed the work.
- The amount owed.
This will help me create your Intent to Initiate a Mechanics Lien document.
My name is Glen Messer * * three mile street Siloam Springs Arkansas * that's my phone number and address, the person that owes is randy Macke phone number * debt owed is *.* remaining balance, on Dec *, * I completed work requested by randy consisting of removal of existing shower valve and replacing with a new valve, also relocation of shower drain, also removal of extra p trap, also removal of pinched water line and replace w new water line, the bill of *.* was sent by text on Dec * *, randy thought it was high, so I deducted *.* leaving a balance if *.* on Dec * I received a *.* payment and after billing randy for the balance if *.* was told that randy thought the *.* is fair and that was the last I heard from even after billing again. The address where work was performed is * holly drive Bentonville, Arkansas, it's a duplex
In Arkansas, here’s how to proceed with creating your Intent to Initiate a Mechanics Lien document:
*. Your Information:
- Name: Glen Messer
- Contact: *-*-*, * Three Mile Street, Siloam Springs, AR *
*. Property Owner's Information:
- Name: Randy Macke
- Contact: *-*-*
*. Work Description:
- Removal of existing shower valve and replacement with a new valve
- Relocation of shower drain
- Removal of extra P-trap
- Removal of pinched water line and replacement with a new water line
*. Dates:
- Work Completed: December *, *
*. Amount Owed:
- $*.*
Steps:
- Preliminary Notice: (if applicable) within 10 days of starting work.
- File Lien: within 120 days of last furnishing labor/materials.
- Serve Notice: Notify property owner within 30 days of filing.
Would you need guidance on how to file and serve this notice?
Can I include filing fee
Yes, you can include the filing fee in the amount owed when you create your Intent to Initiate a Mechanics Lien document. By including the filing fee, you ensure that all costs associated with filing the lien are covered. Do you need any further assistance with the document or the filing process?
No but I'm giving him 24hours, he has had plenty of time to take care of this
Glen, it sounds like you're set to move forward with your Intent to Initiate a Mechanics Lien. Remember to follow the steps accurately:
- File the lien within 120 days from the last day you provided labor/materials.
- Serve notice to the property owner within 30 days of filing.
Would you like any help with serving the notice or any other steps in this process?
In Arkansas how much is the filing fee
In Arkansas, the filing fee for a mechanic's lien varies by county but generally ranges from $* to $*. You should contact your local county clerk’s office for the exact fee.
Would you need the contact information for the Benton County Clerk’s office or any other assistance?
No ty they are closed today
Got it, Glen. Since the county clerk's office is closed today, you can reach out to them during their business hours to confirm the filing fee. If you need any further assistance or have questions about the process later, feel free to ask. Good luck with your lien filing!