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Failure of payment due and owing to a contractor, subcontractor or materialman for work performed or materials provided to the project located on the property can result in the filing of a lien against the property.
No lien shall continue to exist except by virtue of the provisions of this chapter for more than one hundred eighty (180) days after the lien is filed unless an action to foreclose the lien is instituted.
Liens can be voluntary, or consensual, such as a lien on a property for a loan that the borrower has agreed to. However, involuntary or statutory liens can also be created when a creditor seeks legal action for nonpayment of a debt.
A mechanics lien can be known by many different names depending on the nature of the property or the services or goods provided including an artisans lien, a chattel lien, a construction lien, a garagemans lien, a laborers lien, a suppliers lien, a design professionals lien, and a materialmans lien.
An example of a mechanics lien would be if a contractor performed $10,000 worth of work on a property owners home and the owner failed to pay the contractor. The contractor could then file a mechanics lien against the property for the unpaid work.
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While mortgage liens secure the repayment of a loan used to purchase a property, mechanics liens secure payment for labor, materials, or services provided for the improvement of the property itself.
While mortgage liens are often recorded at the time of property purchase or refinancing, mechanics liens are typically filed after the completion of construction work. Therefore, the general contractor in this example must make sure to continually evaluate the liens on the property as work will progress.
Releasing a Lien or Security Interest To release a lien or security interest: You must complete and return a termination form (PDF) You must have your Wyoming Certificate of Title. If original lien was filed prior to July 1, 1993 a fee is required - refer to fee schedule (PDF)

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