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Mechanics’ lien deadlines, state by state

Every state writes its own lien statute, and most are strictly construed — the deadline math, notice prerequisites, and filing mechanics all differ. Pick your state. Where our engine is live you’ll get the deadline calculator; everywhere else, we connect you with a construction attorney for that state. Prefer the map? →

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PREVIEW = statutory summary drafted, attorney verification in progress. ATTORNEY = we route you to counsel rather than show unverified deadline math.

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Lien.Claims is a document-preparation and technology platform. It is not a law firm and does not provide legal advice; use of this site does not create an attorney–client relationship. Sponsoring attorneys are independent lawyers who pay an advertising fee; when you engage one, your relationship is directly with that attorney. Deadlines shown are general statutory summaries — confirm them for your project before relying on them.