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Notice to Owner (NTO) / Preliminary Notices

Who is Required to Send a Notice to Owner in Florida?

Sending a Notice to Owner in Florida is a legal requirement for construction projects. But who is required to send one? We've got the answers for you.
Notice to Owner (NTO) / Preliminary Notices

Understanding the Notice of Commencement in Florida: A Crucial Step in Protecting Lien Rights

In the realm of construction projects, the Notice of Commencement (NOC) holds significant importance in the state of Florida. This document, filed in county records, serves as the official declaration of a project's initiation. While some states do not require an NOC, failing to file one in Florida can have adverse effects on your lien rights within the state.
Notice to Owner (NTO) / Preliminary Notices

Top 3 Requirements When Sending Florida Notices to Owners

Learn the top three requirements that you should keep in mind before you send your Notice to Owner.
Notice to Owner (NTO) / Preliminary Notices

What Is the Process to Secure Lien Rights in Florida?

Discover the process to secure lien rights in Florida, including sending a Notice to Owner (NTO), recording a Claim of Lien, and the importance of timely actions. Learn how legal assistance can be beneficial in protecting your right to payment in the construction industry
Notice to Owner (NTO) / Preliminary Notices

Common Mistakes to Avoid When Filing a Notice to Owner in Florida (Best Practices Included)

In this article, we will highlight some of the most significant errors to watch out for, providing insights to help ensure a smooth and successful NTO submission.

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