A Massachusetts Stipulation of Dismissal is a legal document used to dismiss a case without prejudice in the state of Massachusetts. It is used when both parties involved in a case agree to end the dispute and agree to dismiss all claims against each other. This type of document is usually signed by the court clerk and both parties involved in the case. There are three types of Massachusetts Stipulation of Dismissal: Voluntary Stipulation of Dismissal, Involuntary Stipulation of Dismissal, and Dismissal with Prejudice. A Voluntary Stipulation of Dismissal is when both parties agree to dismiss the case without prejudice. An Involuntary Stipulation of Dismissal is when one party requests to have the case dismissed and the other party agrees. A Dismissal with Prejudice is when all claims are dismissed with prejudice, meaning the case cannot be brought back to court.