Legal Question in Real Estate Law in California

There is neither a form for the lis pendens (notice of pendency of action) itself, nor to withdraw it, although lawyers generally use pretty standard language for these simple documents. If you'll contact me directly, I can send you a sample.

It is actually called a notice of withdrawal of notice of pendency of action.

At any time after notice of pendency of an action has been recorded under Code Civ. Proc. ��405�405.61 or other law, the notice may be withdrawn by recording, in the office of the recorder in which the notice of pendency was recorded, a notice of withdrawal executed by the party who recorded the notice of pendency of action or by the party�s successor in interest. The notice of withdrawal must be acknowledged. (Code Civ. Proc. � 405.50.)

I also agree with Mr. Whipple that there is no general form. These things are drafted on pleading paper. I suggest contacting him via e-mail if he has a sample for you.