File Lis Pendens Maryland
Voluntary Dismissal NoticesNotices of voluntary dismissal inform the public that a plaintiff in a lawsuit is voluntarily ending the suit against a defendant. For example, mortgage lenders file voluntary notices of dismissal when they end their foreclosure lawsuits against borrowers. Your lender might be trying to foreclose you using the courts and files a lawsuit that it later ends when you work out a non-foreclosure solution with it. Notices of voluntary dismissal are used to formally end lawsuits against defendants.
Lis Pendens Forms
Lis Pendens ReleasesLis pendens is a favored tool used by mortgage lenders when it comes to foreclosure. A lis pendens filed on a real property's title informs parties with an interest in that real property that a lawsuit involving that property is pending. Lis pendens are like property liens, and they can make properties unmarketable or non-salable until they're removed. Notices of voluntary dismissal and release of lis pendens declarations are issued frequently when foreclosure lawsuits are dismissed. Eliminating Lis PendensQuiet title lawsuits are procedures used to remove property title defects, such as old liens and lis pendens notices. In certain cases, property titles can pick up defects over the years, such as lis pendens notices that were never removed when lawsuits ended. Quiet title lawsuits frequently result in liens and lis pendens notices being removed from property titles.
Also, 'release of lis pendens bonds' are available in states like California to restore a property title's marketability.