§ 8302 Design Professional Lien Rights
An architect designs a new house for a landowner, but construction hasn't started yet. The landowner doesn't pay the architect for the design work.
The architect can put a claim on the land to get the money they are owed, but only if the landowner got a building permit using the architect's designs. The claim is for the unpaid fee, minus any money the landowner already paid.
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§ 8302 Design Professional Lien Rights
Last verified: January 21, 2026