OK, so you are challenging the Florida will, of, let’s say, your late mother. You have hired an aggressive probate litigator in West Palm Beach to handle the will contest lawsuit and you learn that you are fighting over a very, very large estate. And what you do learn? The Palm Beach estate lawyer has revealed that the probate contains a very valuable asset : Florida real estate. Maybe mom died with a LOT of vacant land and a mansion in Gulfstream or Boynton Beach. Should you, a beneficiary or heir at law to a Palm Beach probate, or, even someone who got dis-inherited, and is now filing a probate lawsuit in Florida, file a lis pendens on the Florida homestead or real estate? What if you are a creditor of the Boca Raton probate: can you file a lis pendens?