Payment claims and payment schedules are a key part of the construction payment process and play a critical role in managing cash flow on construction projects.
Our team assists contractors, subcontractors, developers and property owners with payment claims and payment schedules arising from residential and commercial construction projects, including disputed claims and payment issues.
A payment claim is typically issued by a party seeking payment for work performed or services provided under a construction contract.
Payment claims are commonly used in relation to:
Payment claims must generally comply with contractual and legislative requirements.
A payment schedule is a response to a payment claim and outlines whether the respondent agrees with the claimed amount or disputes it.
A payment schedule may include:
Payment schedules are subject to strict timeframes and procedural requirements.
Payment disputes may arise due to:
These issues can arise in both residential and commercial construction projects.
Payment claims and payment schedules are closely connected with Security of Payment legislation, which provides a framework for resolving payment disputes.
See our Security of Payment Claims page
Issues relating to payment claims may lead to adjudication processes under applicable legislation.
See our Adjudication Lawyers page
We assist clients with payment claims and payment schedules across a range of matters, including:
Payment claims are often connected with other construction law matters, including:
See our Building Disputes Lawyers page
See our Construction Contract Lawyers page
See our Construction Litigation & Dispute Resolution page
We act for a range of participants across residential and commercial construction projects, including:
Payment claims and payment schedules involve strict timeframes and procedural requirements.
Timely action can assist in:
We assist clients with payment claims and payment schedules across residential and commercial construction projects, including disputed claims, payment issues and outstanding amounts.
Our team provides practical guidance to help manage construction payment processes and maintain cash flow throughout the project lifecycle.
You need clear advice and strong representation. Doyles Construction Lawyers acts for commercial builders, contractors, subcontractors, developers, property owners and homeowners in construction disputes, Security of Payment claims and complex building litigation across Australia.
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