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How do I dismiss or cancel my small claims case?

Updated August 23rd 2022

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Dispute can help you find the courthouse information to dismiss or cancel your case.

How do I dismiss or cancel my small claims case?

How do I dismiss or cancel my small claims case?

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Kaylin Lo

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This article will explain how to dismiss (or cancel) a filed Small Claims document on your Dispute Dashboard. In short, Dispute cannot dismiss a case from the court on your behalf, but we provide the court’s contact information which will be your starting point for requesting dismissal.

Canceling a case on your dashboard will stop Dispute from processing your case. Dispute will not notify the courthouse on your behalf when you cancel your case on your dashboard.


Prerequisites:

Purchased and successfully filed Small claims ($99) or Concierge ($349) service.

Instructions:

Step 1:

Access your account via getdispute.com and sign using the button “Sign In” in the top right-hand corner.

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Step 2: After signing, choose the specific case you want to dismiss in the "Active Cases” screen. 

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Step 3:

Scroll down to the Small Claims section and note which courthouse the small claims documents were filed within.

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Step 4:

Head to getdispute.com/courthouse and select the appropriate State.

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Step 5:

Click the courthouse you filed within. The courthouses are sorted alphabetically.

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Step 6:

Review the provided courthouse contact information. Contact the courthouse directly to request to dismiss or stop your small claims case.

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If you have additional questions about dismissing a case filed through Dispute, please don’t hesitate to contact us.

Further reading:

Get Dispute to file your small claims case online today.
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