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    Using joint checks to protect from mechanic's liens

    It's an added layer of protection against liens. When it comes right down to it, I don't trust ANYBODY when large sums of money are involved.
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    Using joint checks to protect from mechanic's liens

    What is wrong with me sending the check to my contractor, he signs it, then sends it to his vendor to sign/cash?
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    Using joint checks to protect from mechanic's liens

    I don't get it. What does my insurer have to do with my contract with my contractor and them paying various entities (workers, suppliers, subcontractors)? More information: I've instructed my contractor to get lien waivers. Doing joint checks is an added layer of protection.
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    Using joint checks to protect from mechanic's liens

    There is nothing in the contract that talks about payment details.
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    Using joint checks to protect from mechanic's liens

    I'm rebuilding my home after the LA fires. I've read that using joint checks is an added layer for protection against mechanic's liens. So, when my contractor wants to pay a supplier, subcontractor, or worker, I'm wondering why do I even need to have to pay to the order of my contractor? Why...
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