Is there Statute of limitations for continuous lien claims?

Lien claimants also rely on a finding in Kindelberger v. City of Los Angeles, 2013 Cal. Wrk. Comp. P.D. LEXIS 209 that would seem to allow the three year statute of limitation in the above situation if the services were continuous, as the court found that the last date of service was to be used for statute of limitation purposes.

Can a lien be placed on a mobile home?

If the mobile home was built before June 15, 1976, or is not on a permanent foundation, research liens with the motor vehicle department. Liens can prevent the sale, refinance or other transfer of title for a mobile or manufactured home.

When does a Texas tax lien have no limitation?

Lien has NO limitation, continues until paid Texas Tax Code §113.105 Workforce Commission Lien NO limitation Texas Labor Code §61.081 et seq. (Unpaid wages – “payday” lien)

Is there a limit on a Workforce Commission lien?

Lien has NO limitation, continues until paid Texas Tax Code §113.105 Workforce Commission Lien NO limitation Texas Labor Code §61.081 et seq. (Unpaid wages – “payday” lien) Workforce Commission Lien Three year limit for commission to Texas Labor Code §213.033

Is there a statute of limitations on filing a lien?

Thus, if the lien claimant failed to file its lien within 18 months of the last date of service it could be argued that the lien claim is barred, and the four panel decisions of Guerrero, Paz, Escamilla, and Miranda can be utilized as persuasive authority for this argument.

Is there a statute of limitations on a workers comp lien?

One such limitation is that the statute of limitations to file a lien with the Workers’ Compensation Appeals Board was reduced from three years from the date services were provided to 18 months from the date services were provided, if the services were provided after July 1, 2013 per Labor Code Section 4903.5 (a).

When does a federal tax lien become unenforceable?

The federal tax lien continues until the liability for the amount assessed is satisfied or becomes unenforceable by reason of lapse of time, i.e., passing of the collection statute expiration date (CSED). IRC § 6322. Generally, after assessment, the Service has ten years to collect the tax liability.