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Stephens Reed & Armstrong, PLLC Construction Trust Fund Disputes Litigators You Can Trust

Construction Trust Fund Disputes

SRA represents contractors, owners, and insurers in construction trust fund disputes involving alleged statutory violations and misapplication of funds. These claims often arise alongside broader payment, lien, or performance disputes and can carry heightened financial and reputational consequences.

Trust fund disputes are fact-intensive and statute-driven. Mishandling them can expose parties to significant liability beyond the underlying contract dispute.

High-Risk Statutory Exposure

Trust fund claims may involve allegations of:

  • Improper use or diversion of trust funds
  • Failure to segregate or account for payments
  • Personal liability exposure under statutory schemes
  • Interplay between contractual rights and statutory duties

Because these claims frequently escalate quickly, early assessment and strategic positioning are critical.

Our Role

SRA assists clients by:

  • Evaluating statutory exposure and available defenses
  • Analyzing accounting records, contracts, and payment flows
  • Coordinating trust fund issues with related litigation
  • Defending or prosecuting trust fund claims in court or arbitration

Our objective is to control risk, protect credibility, and resolve disputes in a manner aligned with broader project and business realities.

For a consultation with one of our highly-regarded litigators, please call (281) 677-3474 or contact us online.

Stephens Reed & Armstrong, PLLC

Experience. Quality. Dedication.

Qualities You Need In A Firm You Can Trust
  • Complex, High-Exposure Matters
    We handle disputes involving significant financial, operational, and reputational risk, often after the case has already escalated.
  • Trusted in Critical Moments
    Clients turn to us when the margin for error is narrow and decisive action is required, not for volume litigation or routine matters.
  • Trial and Arbitration Focused
    Every matter is prepared with the expectation it may be decided in court or before an arbitration panel, and strategy is built accordingly.