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How to dismiss a civil court case
Understand dismissals of a lawsuit.
A court may dismiss a case " with prejudice " or " without prejudice. " in the first situation, a plaintiff may not file another suit with the same legal claim when the case is dismissed " with prejudice.

Choose from: *" however, if the plaintiff and his or her lawyer don't think the matter is unresolved, the motion to dismiss could be dismissed and the case thrown out. In any case, a motion to dismiss generally won't stick with a lawsuit. *" however, where a case is dismissed " without prejudice, " then the plaintiff may bring another suit on that same claim so long as the statute of limitations has not run out. Motions to dismiss may also be " voluntary " or " involuntary. *" in this situation, the judge may ignore the facts, and instead allow the case to go to trial. If a jury has decided it is not worth bringing a lawsuit, the judge has the ability to disregard them. *" in the second " with prejudice " lawsuit, you are entitled to only a default judgment if the court dismisses a suit against you. In either scenario, you can challenge the motion by arguing that it was discriminatory of you to decide to default.
" however, where a case is dismissed " without prejudice, " then the plaintiff may bring another suit on that same claim so long as the statute of limitations has not run out. Motions to dismiss may also be " voluntary " or " involuntary.