Dismissed Case Templates
Have you recently had a legal case dismissed? Are you wondering where to find information about dismissed cases and the relevant documentation? Look no further! Our dismissed case document group is here to provide you with all the resources you need.
We understand that navigating the legal system can be overwhelming, especially when it comes to dismissed cases. That's why we have carefully curated a collection of documents to assist you. Whether you are representing yourself or seeking guidance from a legal professional, our alternate names, including case dismissal and dismiss case, make it easier for you to find the information you need.
Within our dismissed case document group, you will find a variety of documents that cater to different jurisdictions and situations. For example, we offer forms such as the Agreed Motion to Dismiss, Form MC-413 Notice of Withdrawal of Petition and Request for Dismissal of Case - Alaska, Form AOC-CV-405 SPANISH Notice of Voluntary Dismissal - North Carolina (English/Spanish), Form DC4:7.1 Order to Dismiss - Nebraska, and Form H1007-1B3 Trustee's Ex Parte Motion to Dismiss Case Under 11 U.S.C. 521(I)(2) - Hawaii.
These documents cover a range of legal processes and can be utilized for various types of cases, including civil, criminal, and bankruptcy matters. By exploring our dismissed case document group, you can access the necessary forms and information to proceed with your own case dismissal.
Don't waste any more time searching for the right resources. Trust our dismissed case document group to provide you with the tools you need to navigate the legal system effectively. Let us assist you in resolving your legal matters efficiently and with ease.
Documents:
11
This document is used to request the court to dismiss a case that both parties agree should be dropped.
PDF 
Word
This document is used to request an order of discharge and dismissal under the 18 U.S.C. 3607(A) law.
This form is used for filing a motion in Connecticut to have a criminal case nolled, meaning to have the charges dropped.
This document is used when a party voluntarily decides to dismiss a case or claim in Massachusetts.
This document is a Spanish version of the Notice of Voluntary Dismissal form used in North Carolina. It allows parties to dismiss a legal case voluntarily.
This form is used for requesting the dismissal of a small claims case in San Mateo County, California.
This Form is used for requesting a dismissal order in the state of Nebraska. It can be used in various legal proceedings to formally request the court to dismiss a case.
This Form is used for filing a motion by a trustee to dismiss a bankruptcy case under a specific section of the U.S. Bankruptcy Code in Hawaii.
This document is for a voluntary dismissal case in the City of Toledo, Ohio. It is used when the plaintiff wishes to dismiss their own case without a court order.
