The expense so paid by the Fire Marshal shall be a lien on the property, including the real estate on which the property is located. Such lien shall be superior and prior to all other liens on such property except the lien for taxes assessed and due the state, county and municipality wherein said property is located and vendor’s lien, and the Fire Marshal shall institute legal proceedings within 30 days after such payment to enforce said lien in any court of record, and the Fire Marshal may enjoin one or more parties occupying the same or different premises in the same action. In order to make the lien against said property valid and binding, the Fire Marshal, his deputies or assistants shall immediately upon serving the order provided in this article upon any party or parties file a copy of said order in the probate judge’s office of the county wherein said property is located and cause the same to be registered, and, for the registration of such order, the judge of probate of any county shall receive a fee of $.50 to be added to the cost and expense of executing said order, and such copy of such order shall be filed in the probate judge’s office of the county wherein said property is located before or at the time said order is served upon the owner or occupant of said premises, and such order, when so filed, shall be notice to all parties.