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A contractor in Alabama completes $85,000 worth of work on a commercial project. The contract amount was $92,000. If the contractor files a lien claim, what is the maximum amount that can be claimed under Alabama lien law?

Correct Answer

A) The unpaid balance only

Under Alabama lien law, a contractor can only claim a lien for the unpaid balance of work actually performed, not the full contract amount or completed work value.

Answer Options
A
The unpaid balance only
B
$85,000 plus interest and attorney fees
C
$85,000
D
$92,000

Why This Is the Correct Answer

Under Alabama lien law, a contractor can only claim a lien for the unpaid balance of work actually performed, not the full contract amount or completed work value.

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