Contractor & Construction Law
Mechanic's Lien Foreclosure

Representing General Contractors,
Subcontractors & Project Owners

Let us help you get paid for your construction work!

We represent property owners, general contractors, and subcontractors in construction lien, collection and foreclosure actions. We have prepared and recorded liens and pursued lien foreclosure actions for over ten years. Let us help you get paid for your work.

Has the following happened to you?

You have finished the home remodel work to specifications and paid the subcontractors and materials suppliers, but the owner won't pay, claiming that you skipped one step or that a change order was not completed. There is no construction agreement, no written change orders, just the signed original remodel estimate. Now the owner is selling the home and you fear never getting paid. And you have no lien.

You need a construction lawyer. Call our office at 206-782-0722 today!

Other Information for King County, Snohomish County, Seattle and Shoreline Contractors:

• How to file a mechanic's lien for construction work.
• What is the risk to me if I make an error in filing a lien?
• How long do I have to foreclose on a recorded construction or mechanic's lien?
• Where do I file a lien in King County?
• Where do I file a lien in Snohomish County?

Publications that Washington State L&I makes available to Homeowners; every Contractor should know these cold:

• Facts about construction liens
• Hiring a contractor or remodeler? What you should know
• Contractor complaint form

Contractors and owners often think they want the experience usually found in large law firms. However, at large firms they often do not receive the level of attention they expect. At the Law Office of Matthew D. O'Conner, we offer big-firm experience with the attention and focus of a smaller firm.

Office Location

8011 Greenwood Ave. N.
Seattle, WA 98103

P: 206.782.0722
F: 206.783.0233
E: info@mdoLaw.com

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