A notice of intent gets attention. The kill-checklist keeps you from blowing your own case. Both free, both yours to keep — download straight from this page, no email required.
The formal "pay up or I file" letter. In some states it's legally required before you can file; everywhere else it's the step that settles a surprising share of disputes without ever reaching a courthouse. Fill-in-the-blank, with sending instructions (certified mail, who gets a copy, what to keep).
Download the template (PDF)The ten most common ways contractors lose lien rights they should have won: the missed preliminary notice, the wrong form, the defective legal description, the blown enforcement window, and six more. Run through it before you spend a dollar on filing.
Download the checklist (PDF)The free templates get you moving. The $49 50-State Lien Deadline + Notice Pack puts every state's preliminary-notice, filing, and enforcement deadlines on one attorney-reviewed page — plus role-specific templates, the filing walkthrough, and the deadline calculator. On sale here the moment it clears attorney review.
These are general-information templates. Lien notice requirements are state-specific — confirm what your state requires (and when) with a construction attorney before you rely on any deadline.