The Georgia Certificate of Service (Voluntary Dismissal) is a document used to formally terminate a legal case in the state of Georgia. This document is completed by the party who initiated the legal action (plaintiff) and filed with the court. It provides evidence that the plaintiff has provided notice of the voluntary dismissal to all parties involved in the case. There are two types of Georgia Certificate of Service (Voluntary Dismissal): 1) With Prejudice, which ends the case permanently and bars the plaintiff from bringing the same action to court again, and 2) Without Prejudice, which allows the plaintiff to bring the same action to court again.
The Georgia Certificate of Service (Voluntary Dismissal) is a document used to formally terminate a legal case in the state of Georgia. This document is completed by the party who initiated the legal action (plaintiff) and filed with the court. It provides evidence that the plaintiff has provided notice of the voluntary dismissal to all parties involved in the case. There are two types of Georgia Certificate of Service (Voluntary Dismissal): 1) With Prejudice, which ends the case permanently and bars the plaintiff from bringing the same action to court again, and 2) Without Prejudice, which allows the plaintiff to bring the same action to court again.
