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p0431 REVIEW GRANTED If a trial court expunges a lis pendens but finds that the party who filed it was substantially justified in doing so, there should be no award of attorney fees to the other party, but if no finding is made that the filing was substantial justified, the party successfully moving to expunge the lis pendens is entitled to attorney fees.CitationKIRKEBY v SUPERIOR COURT (Lis Pendens Expungement) 109 CA4 1275 [See: CCP 405.4; Urez v Superior Court 190 CA3 1141; La Paglia v Superior Court 215 CA3 1322]
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