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Dial-a-Law: Builders Liens

People’s Law School
Occasionally, those who work or supply materials on a construction project aren’t paid for the work or materials supplied. A “builders lien” can help them collect the money they’re owed.
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resource
Last reviewed March 2024
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Poverty law advocate (Quesnel)

Quesnel Tillicum Society
Gives clear and meaningful information about legal issues, and advocacy and support to people who aren’t eligible for legal aid. Issues they help with include assisting with appeals, documents, attending hearings and preparing for court, and negotiating third party settlements. They provide self-help information, legal research, and referrals.
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service
Last reviewed July 2024
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