Talkov Law's real estate litigators provide a free checklist of requirements to file a lis pendens (notice of pending action). Our eFiling Portal is currently accepting direct eFilings in the following courts: Don't forget, you also need to Record your Lis Pendens!1. You must first file a lawsuit in which title to the property is at issue between the parties; 2. File or record real property documents. A lis pendens also called a notice of pendency of action is a special type of legal document filed with a county recorder. The trustee's sale went forward, with the foreclosing lender ("Homeward") buying the property with a credit bid. A Lis Pendens is filed with the County Recorder in the county where the piece of property that the law suit involves is located. Filing a lis pendens improperly, or having one filed against your property, can have devastating consequences. In order to file a "Lis Pendens" (a.k.a. Notice of Pending Action) to cloud the title you must file a lawsuit.