A plaintiff cannot voluntarily dismiss an objection to discharge without providing notice of the proposed dismissal to the trustee, the Unites States Trustee, and other parties as the Court directs.  Fed. R. Bankr. P. 7041.  Moreover, when a claim that a debt is nondischargeable is joined with an objection to discharge, the Court ordinarily does not permit settlement of the dischargeability matter unless the discharge objection is first resolved.  Kay v. Parker (In re Parker), 2003 WL 21703528 (Bankr. N.D.Ga. 2003)