Legal disclaimer

UnitClock is a compliance workflow co-pilot, not a lawyer and not legal advice. Self-storage lien enforcement is governed by state statutes and, for servicemembers, federal SCRA (50 U.S.C. §3958). Notice content, delivery method, cure periods, advertising, vehicle/boat paths, surplus handling, and email-consent rules vary by state and change over time.

• State packs are operational checklists and templates with versioned effective dates. A pack is not used for live notices until your counsel attests it (firm, attorney, and date). UnitClock does not act as your counsel and does not claim that UnitClock’s counsel reviewed your pack. Seed and fixture packs are labeled demo / not attested. Attestation is not a guarantee of statutory compliance.
• Call / SMS / email contact logs are non-statutory diligence. They never substitute for certified/verified mail or statute-allowed e-notice with required proof artifacts.
• MCP tool outputs, clocks, and “due today” queues are decision support. Operators (or their counsel) decide whether to overlock, notice, advertise, or auction.
• We do not claim “guaranteed compliant,” “lawsuit-proof,” “SCRA safe,” or “we take your wrongful-sale liability.”

Wrongful-sale claims are often driven by administrative mistakes (wrong date, skipped notice, reschedule without renotice, bad address). UnitClock exists to reduce that class of error; it does not eliminate liability.

This page is product disclosure, not legal advice.