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How to fill out the Request For Dismissal - Small Claims - Superior Court online
Filling out the Request For Dismissal form is an important step in the small claims court process. This guide will provide you with clear instructions to complete the form accurately and submit it online with confidence.
Follow the steps to complete the Request For Dismissal form online.
- Press the ‘Get Form’ button to access the Request For Dismissal form. This will open the document in an editable format.
- In the section labeled 'Party Without Attorney', enter your name and address. Make sure to include a contact telephone number and, if preferred, an email address.
- Directly below, identify yourself as either the plaintiff or defendant in the case by selecting the appropriate option.
- In the 'Request for Dismissal' section, input the case number that corresponds with your small claims case.
- Indicate whether you are requesting to dismiss all claims against all parties or just specific claims against a particular party. Make your selection clearly.
- Choose whether the dismissal is 'Without prejudice' or 'With prejudice'. It is essential to understand the implications of each option. If unsure, consider seeking legal advice.
- Enter the date of completion in the designated field.
- Type or print your name in the appropriate box, and ensure you sign the form as either the party or an authorized agent.
- If there is a co-party, repeat the previous step for their name and signature.
- Once all fields are filled in, review the form for accuracy. After confirming the details are correct, save your changes and prepare to download, print, or share the form as needed.
Complete your Request For Dismissal form online with ease and confidence.
Whether or not you appeared at the trial before the magistrate, you may ask the magistrate to vacate (cancel) the judgment if you have a good reason. You must request this within 1 year unless it's based on not having received notice of the small claim.