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Aviation Lien Attorneys in Houston

The Texas Property Code provides persons who supply maintenance, fuel and other services to aircraft owners with certain lien rights to ensure payment. When aircraft owners withhold payment for work that has been completed, liens and claims allow suppliers and operators to preserve their rights.

At The Kruckemeyer Law Firm, our team of attorneys has decades of combined legal experience with complex legal matters, including assisting claimants with aircraft mechanic’s liens. We represent fuel suppliers and charter operators in recovering amounts owed. Our aviation lien lawyers have a deep understanding of the Texas Property Code and have successfully applied this code to preserve our clients’ rights to receive the payment they deserve.

Guiding You Through The Lien Process

We are familiar with the complications that arise when claimants attempt to assert their lien in Houston and the Gulf Coast region. We tailor a legal approach to your unique situation so that you can achieve a favorable outcome swiftly.

We are qualified to assist you with:

  • Perfecting the lien
  • Enforcing the lien to prevent the sale of aircraft
  • Beginning foreclosure proceedings within the appropriate period of time
  • Defending against slander of title claims should the aircraft owner contest the lien

When you work with our attorneys, we will ensure that you submit the correct information to the appropriate agency within the designated time to meet regulations. After the lien is perfected, we will identify a strategy that will help you receive your payment as quickly as possible. Whether you choose to repossess the owner’s aircraft or wait for the owner to clear your lien, you can depend on our lawyers to educate you on the benefits and drawbacks associated with the course of action you take.

Improper Liens

In the realm of aviation disputes, improper liens present significant challenges. Texas law demands strict adherence to statutory requirements for aviation liens. An improperly filed lien can lead to severe legal consequences, including slander of title claims and potential civil and criminal liability.

A lien must be filed correctly to be enforceable. This involves meeting specific requirements such as providing accurate descriptions of the property and the claimed amount, as well as timely filing within the statutory period. Failure to comply with these requirements can invalidate the lien and expose the filer to legal action for slander of title, which is a claim alleging that a false statement that disparages another’s property rights, potentially causing financial harm.

Defense Against Slander Of Title Claims

Our firm has a proven track record of success representing purveyors in lien-related disputes within the aviation industry. We understand the intricacies of Texas lien laws and provide comprehensive legal services to protect and enforce our clients’ lien rights. We also provide a robust defense against slander of title claims. Our lawyers vigorously assert our clients’ interests by skillfully challenging accusations of improper liens and seeking remedies for any damages incurred.

Foreclosing On Aviation Liens

Our firm is also adept at foreclosing on liens. This process can be complex due to the unique nature of aviation assets. We navigate these complexities with precision, leveraging our extensive knowledge and experience in Texas law to achieve favorable outcomes for our clients.

As a trial firm, we pride ourselves on our litigation strengths. Our attorneys are seasoned litigators who excel in courtroom advocacy. We are committed to delivering exceptional legal services with the utmost professionalism and diligence.

Discuss Your Options With A Qualified Aviation Lawyer

Handling this complicated matter without professional guidance can be a costly mistake. Our lawyers provide economical solutions that get results. Schedule your private, no-obligation consultation with us today when you call 713-364-0148 or email our firm.

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