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5 Best Practices to Secure Your B2B Payment Processing

B2B payment processing can be complex, with high-volume transactions and longer payment cycles. Businesses are increasingly turning to modern technology to streamline the process with the global B2B payments market expected to reach $174.38 trillion by 2030. Construction companies are among those adopting digital technology, with contracts signed online and payments made through apps instead […]

New Mexico Lien Waivers: Forms and Guide

In New Mexico, lien waivers are essential for keeping payment processes straightforward and protecting everyone’s financial interests. These documents confirm that a subcontractor or supplier has been paid for work or materials and voluntarily waives their right to file a mechanics lien for the amount received. Whether you’re signing one or requesting it, understanding how […]

Arkansas Mechanics Lien: Template, Deadlines and Best Practices

This guide explains all the rules and requirements concerning filing an Arkansas mechanics lien. It also includes best practices to ensure you maximize your lien rights.

Ohio Notice of Furnishing: Template and Guide to the Pre-lien Notice

This guide will walk you through the process of serving a valid Ohio preliminary notice.

When to Use an Idaho Unconditional Waiver and Release Upon Progress Payment

This guide answers important questions about the Idaho Unconditional Waiver and Release Upon Progress Payment.

Arkansas Lien Waivers: Template and Guide

Arkansas lien waivers are critical documents used to waive a subcontractor’s or supplier’s right to file a mechanics lien once payment is made. These waivers are typically requested at key points in the payment process to ensure transparency and protect the financial interests of all parties involved. Understanding when and how to use lien waivers […]

Missouri Pre-Lien Notices: When, Where, and How to File

Missouri is one of the states where the notice requirements are a bit complicated. The notice requirements in Missouri change depending on your role in a project, and there are also specific service methods that construction parties must abide by. This guide explains the basic information that you must know if you want to serve valid pre-lien notices in Missouri.

Filing a Preliminary Notice in Kentucky: What You Must Know

In Kentucky, failing to serve the mandatory pre-lien notice will result in the revocation of your lien rights. This means that even if you file a properly prepared mechanics lien, your lien will still be declared invalid due to your inability to comply with the notice requirements. This guide will walk you through the important rules and regulations when serving pre-lien notices in Kentucky, from what type of notices to prepare to the best practices that you must keep in mind when serving these notices.