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- Click ‘Get Form’ to open the voluntary dismissal document in the editor.
- In the first section, enter your case number and division. This information is crucial for identifying your specific case.
- Next, fill in your name as the Plaintiff in the designated space. Ensure that it matches the name on the court documents.
- In the statement section, confirm your intention to dismiss the action by writing 'I, [Your Name], do hereby dismiss this action.'
- If applicable, request a cancellation of any scheduled court dates by including that request clearly in the form.
- Finally, certify that you have notified the Defendant of this dismissal by checking any required boxes or adding a note if necessary. Sign and date at the bottom.
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