California Codes, Civil Code, Division 4 — General Provisions, Part 6 — Works of Improvement, Title 2 — Private Works of Improvement, Chapter 3 — Design Professionals Lien

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Section 8300Defines a “design professional” for this chapter as a person described in the referenced provision who provides design, engineering, or planning services…Section 8302Establishes a design professional’s site lien from recordation when the contracting landowner also owns the site, even before planned work begins. Limits…Section 8304Requires that, before a design professional obtains a lien, the work has not begun, the landowner has defaulted or refused payment, and…Section 8306Establishes a design professional’s lien upon recordation and makes it automatically expire when the work of improvement begins or 90 days after…Section 8308Exempts a lien created under this chapter from the rest of this part except for this chapter and the specifically listed article,…Section 8310Establishes that this chapter does not affect a design professional’s ability to obtain a lien for a work of improvement under the…Section 8312Requires a design professional to record a claim of lien under this chapter no later than 90 days after the design professional…Section 8314Establishes that creating a lien under the chapter does not restrict a design professional's ability to pursue other remedies. The provision preserves…Section 8316Bars a lien under this chapter from affecting or taking priority over a purchaser’s, lessee’s, or encumbrancer’s interest that was duly recorded…Section 8318Bars a design professional from obtaining a lien under this chapter for services on a work of improvement involving a single-family, owner-occupied…Section 8319Allows a design professional to convert an unpaid design professional lien expiring under paragraph (1) of subdivision (b) of the referenced provision…

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