Kentucky

Kentucky notice of intention to hold property liable

If you did not contract directly with the owner, Kentucky requires a written notice to the owner of your intent to hold the property liable, stating the amount claimed, within 120 days after your last work (75 days if the claim is under $1,000 or the property is an owner-occupied one- or two-family home). Without it there is no lien. On an owner-occupied home, send it as early as you can: the lien does not reach anything the owner paid the contractor before receiving your notice (KRS 376.010).

Flat fee of $49. Your instructions say who receives it, how, and by when.

Kentucky Claims

The Project

countyProperty addressProperty ownerOwner’s mailing addressI contracted directly with the ownerWho hired you?Their mailing addressGeneral contractor on the jobGeneral contractor’s addressTax parcel numberLegal description, from the deed or recorded platWhat are you furnishing?First date of work or furnishing

You

Company legal nameYour mailing addressWho signsTheir titleEmailPhoneI understand this is self-service document preparation, not legal advice, and that serving this notice on time is my responsibility.

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