An Illinois Li's Pendent Notice is a document that is filed with the county recorder's office to give public notice of a pending lawsuit that affects real estate. This document is commonly used when a party is attempting to secure a lien or other interest in a property. There are two types of Illinois Li's Pendent Notice: a Notice of Li's Pendent and a Notice of Li's Pendent for Partition. The Notice of Li's Pendent is used to notify the public of a filing party's rights in a particular piece of real estate and to give notice that the property may not be sold or transferred without the filing party's consent. The Notice of Li's Pendent for Partition is used to inform the public of a pending lawsuit or proceeding to partition the real estate, meaning that the ownership of the real estate will be divided among the parties involved in the lawsuit.