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A voluntary dismissal in a county or circuit court means the plaintiff ends the case without a judge's order, usually by filing a notice before the defendant answers or files a motion for summary judgment, and it is typically without prejudice so the plaintiff can refile later.
A voluntary dismissal in a county or circuit court means the plaintiff ends the case without a judge's order, usually by filing a notice before the defendant answers or files a motion for summary judgment, and it is typically without prejudice so the plaintiff can refile later.