anyone have a blank copy of a sample Materialman’s Lien and an Affidavit for Kentucky
Tim Kiser
Edited 5/4/2004 9:25 pm ET by tim
anyone have a blank copy of a sample Materialman’s Lien and an Affidavit for Kentucky
Tim Kiser
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They will depend on the state.
In almost every place I have ever lived, there is a stationery or office supply store near the courthouse where liens need to be filed. They have alwayus had the necessary forms.
Of course, the advent of the internet and big box stores like Staples may have changed all that. I have done web searchs for various forms and found places to download legal docs for a fee. You might try google.
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Somebody at the County Clerk's office should be able to tell you where to find them.