Study Questions (True-False) 1. Prejudgment attachments are a popular method of securing an attachment on a debtor's property. 2. Only general contractors and subcontractors may obtain mechanic's liens against the owner's property. 3. The mechanic must notify the owner and others of the right to a potential mechanic's lien within 20 days of furnishing the work or materials to obtain a mechanic's lien. 4. The mechanic must record a mechanic's lien within 90 days after the filing of the notice of completion or lose the right to file a mechanic's lien. 5. Generally, even though a mechanic's lien has been properly and timely filed, a mechanic may lose it unless an action is filed in court to foreclose it within 90 days of recordation. 6. If the mechanic loses a mechanic's lien because of tardy filing, no other effective remedy is available. 7. Unless the owner records a notice of nonresponsibility within 10 days of acquiring actual or constructive notice of work ordered by his tenants, 455 the building may be liable for work not ordered 8. When the court issues a judgment against a debtor, the judgment automatically becomes a lien on all nonexempt real estate owned in the county by the debtor Study Questions (True False) 9. A judgment is valid only for 10 years unless renewed for another 10 years. 10. Regardless of their dates of creation, all judgments attach equally, automatically, and simultaneously to all after-acquired property