Short answer: Paying your contractor in full does not protect you. Under Florida’s Construction Lien Law an owner is protected only to the … [Read more...]
How Long Does a Construction Lien Last in Florida?
Short answer: A Florida construction lien does not sit on the property indefinitely. It runs on two clocks. You have 90 days from your final … [Read more...]
How Long Is a Notice to Owner Good For in Florida?
Short answer: A Florida Notice to Owner does not expire on a date. It is a one-time notice with a deadline to serve it, not a document with … [Read more...]
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Hurricane Shutter Danger: Orlando Local 6 News Interviews Williams Law Firm
Orlando's Local 6 News reported on hurricane shutter dangers. Hurricane shutter danger is real. This issue is behind Winter Park attorney … [Read more...]
Attorney Glenn Williams TV Interview re: Hurricane Storm Shutters Life Safety Dangers Petition
CBS News Channel 12 interviewed atty Glenn Williams in West Palm Beach, FL about the storm shutter petition he has filed with the U.S. … [Read more...]


