Lis Pendens Filed Against Your Property? Here's What It Means — and What to Do.

A lis pendens is a public notice that there's a pending legal action against your property — usually a foreclosure filing, but sometimes a divorce or boundary dispute. It clouds the title, which makes selling harder — but not impossible. The key is understanding what triggered it, what your equity position is, and whether selling now protects your financial future better than waiting.

Here's What You Get:

• 1I'll explain what a lis pendens means for your specific situation — it's not always as bad as it sounds.
• 2If selling is the right move, I know how to work with title companies and attorneys to clear the path.
• 3Time matters. The sooner we assess your options, the more control you keep over the outcome.

Ryan Sylvestri

Licensed Associate Real Estate Broker | ABR® | PSA

RE/MAX Town & Country | (845) 867-2646