Dismissed “With Prejudice”
- Author: Mike Weston
- Last Modified: January 8, 2025
A case dismissed “with prejudice” means that the lawsuit can not re-filed. When a lawsuit is settled, the payment is contingent on the creditor dismissing the lawsuit with prejudice. This way you can ensure that the debt is gone and the lawsuit will never be re-filed.
We will go over your case with you and determine the best solution. Often settlement of the lawsuit is the best way to go depending on the Court, the Evidence and your specific situation.
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Mike Weston is a seasoned debt lawsuit defense attorney and founder of Weston Legal. Since 2005, Mike has devoted his career to compassionately helping consumers struggling with issues involving their personal and business debts. Mike is grateful to have been able to help tens of thousands of clients become empowered with knowledge on the path to financial stability.
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