Filing Lis Pendens Guide

Summary

In Arizona, a lis pendens is typically filed with the initial complaint to notify potential buyers of ongoing litigation. A temporary restraining order is often filed concurrently if immediate relief is needed. Consulting a local attorney is advisable to ensure proper filing. Gather all evidence and documents related to your case, especially if theft is involved.

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I am currently filing a civil case in the Maricopa county in Arizona asking for over $*,* property is attached and I am trying to figure out how to complete the temporary restraining order in the LISPENDENS notice of pending action And I don’t know if I file with my original civil complaint or I file it afterwards
Hey Daisy! In Arizona, the process for filing a lis pendens and a temporary restraining order can be a bit complex. Here’s a general guideline:
- Lis Pendens: Typically filed with your initial complaint to notify any potential buyers of the litigation.
- Temporary Restraining Order: Often filed concurrently with your complaint if immediate relief is needed.
It might be beneficial to consult with a local attorney to ensure all paperwork is correctly filed. Do you want assistance connecting with local lawyers who could help you further?
I am going to see lawyer Monday. However I am completing documents and collecting evidence because the people who the case is against stole everything I had including all my money
Hey Daisy! It sounds like you're dealing with a challenging situation. Since you're seeing a lawyer on Monday, that's a great step. In the meantime, gather all your evidence and documents related to the theft, as they will be crucial for your case. If you need assistance with any specific document preparation or have questions before your meeting, feel free to ask!