Deleting Other Parties

If you have permission to do so, by double clicking on the Other Parties button to change it to All Parties, you can delete a Party. 

Highlight the party you want to delete, then click on the Delete button. 

 

You will then get the warning window below. 

  

  

If the party you are deleting is in use on a matter(s) then you will be prompted to replace the party with an alternative party. As shown below.  

 

 
 

Once you click the OK button you will be taken to the party type window to select a different party. Select the Party you want to replace it with. 

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