(1) An assignment, attachment, or garnishment of or encumbrance or execution levy on money that an owner owes to an original contractor is not valid as against a subcontractor's preconstruction or construction lien.

(2) An assignment, attachment, or garnishment of or encumbrance or execution levy on money that an original contractor owes to a subcontractor is not valid as against a lien of a laborer employed by the day or piece.

(3) The preconstruction or construction lien of a subcontractor may not be diminished, impaired, or otherwise affected by: (a) a payment, whether in cash or in-kind, to the original contractor or another subcontractor; (b) a debt owed by the original contractor to the owner; (c) a debt owed by another subcontractor to the original contractor or to a third subcontractor; or (d) an offset or counterclaim in favor of the owner against the original contractor, or in favor of the original contractor against another subcontractor, or in favor of another subcontractor against a third subcontractor.

(a) a payment, whether in cash or in-kind, to the original contractor or another subcontractor;

(b) a debt owed by the original contractor to the owner;

(c) a debt owed by another subcontractor to the original contractor or to a third subcontractor; or

(d) an offset or counterclaim in favor of the owner against the original contractor, or in favor of the original contractor against another subcontractor, or in favor of another subcontractor against a third subcontractor.