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Let’s say you have a client who wants to cancel their contract with you and you've prepared a solid cancellation contract from The Legal Paige for them to sign. But here's the twist—they either ghost you or outright refuse to sign...

A photographer came to us recently that had a situation with a client who wanted to cancel services.   The photographer wanted to know whether there was a way to prevent a bad review if the client signed a cancellation...

As a business owner, you may, unfortunately, encounter situations where you have to issue refunds to clients. It could be because of a mistake on your end or because of a cancellation of a service or event. Regardless of the...

A crucial element of any modern contract: the electronic signature clause. In today's digital age, it's more important than ever to ensure that contracts are not only executed but enforceable, even when signed electronically. That's why including an electronic signature clause...

The wedding and event industry continues to grow year after year as more clients than ever create their dream wedding or event. To help fulfill this want, many event planners have started offering all-inclusive packaging for clients who want to...

Rescheduling fees aren’t one of those easy, cut-and-dry issues. In fact, it fully depends on your business, your pricing, and your policies on whether you charge a rescheduling fee. That said, understanding what is reasonable for a rescheduling fee and...

NOTE: This Blog has been updated on August 29, 2022 to reflect the appellate decision made on August 23, 2022 of Price v. Barr.   If you’re a photographer who usually shoots in national parks, public lands, and/or on state...

As a small business owner there are some tasks that you can DIY such as registering an LLC or using a template contract to send to clients, however, at times the legal help of a law firm will be the...

There are many things that go into the makings of a small business like licenses, permits, or inspections. If you are starting a business that serves alcohol, you will need to take even more steps before actually serving the public....