Do I need to put another lien for additional fees that haven't been paid or does the original lien take this into account?
Full Question:
An owner is not paying his annual dues. I put a lien on the property back in August but now the amount has doubled. Do I need to put another lien for the difference or does the original lien take this into account?
05/21/2009 |
Category: Civil Actions ยป Liens |
State: Utah |
#16745
Answer:
Generally speaking, it would be highly advisable to file a second lien for the new total amount. If the original lien specifies an amount that has now doubled, or fails to specify an amount, there could be problems. You cannot hurt yourself by filing a new lien for the new amount. We cannot, however, give you legal advice. To obtain a complete assessment of your situation, including legal advice on a proper course of action, you should contact a local attorney.
