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Collections Law - change dismissal without prdjudice order

Expert: Ontrack Financial Group llc - 11/11/2009

Question
I was served to appear for a cc debt, the plaintiff postponed from June till November for discovery, second court date I showed up the plaintiffs attorney said that they still weren't ready and it was their right to file for Dismissal Without Prejudice, I said I waned to go forward, I was told by the plaintiffs attorney I couldn't that I had to give them time, the attorney told the Judge she was filling the dismissal without prejudice and was hand writing it and delivering it. I was never addressed and believed what the plaintiffs attorney stated, then I'm told after the fact that she lied to me, that I had the right to go forward, so can I file motion to set aside dismissal without And have this case dismissed with prejudice? They have never responded to my initial answer to their claim either?

Answer
Dear Teri,

Excellent question.

It depends on when the dismissal occurred. Generally, a plaintiff can dismiss anytime before the first witness is sworn. There is some case law that allows a dismissal without prejudice at anytime before the case goes to the jury.

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