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The plaintiff usually files a Lis Pendens, and sometimes thinks when a case is settled, or dropped, it is over. Except by certain Colorado Statutes the Lis Pendens remains active. This can get the plaintiff (person who initiated the suit) in legal jeopardy. If the seller or even potential buyer stop a transaction, because they saw a Lis Pendens, that should have been discharged, damages could be realized. This form is formatted specifically for releasing/discharging a Colorado Lis Pendens
Deeds.com Colorado Lis Pendens Release Forms Have Been Updated as Recently as Monday March 20, 2023
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