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Subcontractors must send a Notice of Nonpayment to the owner and general contractor to keep their lien rights. Tennessee law has strict requirements for Notices of Nonpayment. Subcontractors must include very specific information and must send their Notice timely otherwise they risk losing their lien rights.
If the married couple or joint owners of a property do not have a tenancy by the entireties title, any lien can attach to the person's interest in the property.
Most states require that the homeowner is notified in some way that a lien is being placed on the property. Sometimes, even if you have paid your contractor, you can find a lien threatening your title from subcontractors who still are owed by the contractor.
In Tennessee, liens filed on private property or on funds relating to a public project are known as Mechanic's Liens. When a Tennessee mechanics lien is filed with regard to work performed on privately owned property, it attaches to and encumbers the fee simple ownership of property.
Subcontractors must send a Notice of Nonpayment to the owner and general contractor to keep their lien rights. Tennessee law has strict requirements for Notices of Nonpayment. Subcontractors must include very specific information and must send their Notice timely otherwise they risk losing their lien rights.
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File your lien with the register of deeds Record your completed form, along with a sworn statement for the lien amount , with the register of deed's office in the Tennessee county where the property is located, and pay the recording fee.
Within 90 days after giving final notice, UNLESS claimant is served with written demand by owner, agent or prime contractor, for enforcement of lien. In that case, must file within 60 days after receipt of demand. [66-11-115(c), 66-11-130] (NOTE that owner may not compel a laborer to commence suit.)
A vehicle can be registered by a driver even if that car is technically owned (and titled) to another person, a dealership (as with a lease), or a lien holder (like an auto loan lender).
Your mechanics' lien attaches (i.e., becomes enforceable against the owner) when you begin work on the project, and your lien continues for one year after the date the entire project is completed or abandoned. Tenn. Code Ann. §§ 66-11-104(a), -106.
Tennessee DOR Vehicle Title Transfer Guide Obtain a properly assigned vehicle title and odometer disclosure from the previous vehicle owner. Take the paperwork to your local Tennessee Department of Revenue (TN DOR) Provide valid proof of ID and residency. Pay all applicable fees and sales taxes.

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