Kentucky Lis Pendens Release

This Release of Lis Pendens is used by the plaintiff (party initiating litigation) or by the attorney of record in such action.

This Lis Pendens form follows these Kentucky statutes:

The name of the party(s) releasing the Lis Pendens (KRS 382.200)

The name of the party(s) being released (KRS 382.470 & 382.200)

The book and page reference of the original Lis Pendens that was filed (KRS 382.290 & 382.470)

Preparation Statement as per (KRS 382.335)

Return address for after recordation (KRS 382.240)

Notary statement for submitter (KRS 382.470)

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