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You can find business contract templates and samples on this website. We provide customizable business contracts for nearly any type of business. You simply enter a bit of information such as your business name, payment terms, dates, and so on. The document automatically generates the required legal language. The contracts are suitable for any state. Contracts can be shared and signed online. Service contracts can also be downloaded as a Word or PDF file for printing. Once you build one contract, you can easily edit it later for another client.
Writing a business contract is not difficult. We can guide you through the process easily. Before sitting down to make your contract, you'll need the following information:
You'll also be able to relate information about what happens if a contract is broken and how disputes should be handled.
Yes, you can. However, it is better to have a contract. If you don't have a written contract, a verbal agreement will often hold up in court. You should try to handle the issue out of court if you can. Going to court, even if you win, may be costly. You can start the process by sending a Demand for Money Owed letter. If you need to file with the courts, you may be able to file for a Mechanic's Lien and take them to small claims court.
Contractors or service providers often use this type of lien. Dissimilar to what the name implies, it is not just for mechanics. A Mechanic's Lien can be a lien against the property that you either possess or not. For example, if you fixed someone's guitar and the person doesn't pay, you may be able to hold the guitar until they pay (possession). If you remodeled a client's bathroom and they do not pay the lien, it may be against the property completed (non-possession). How you file by state varies and there usually is a limited time that you can apply. Ask a lawyer how to file a Mechanic's Lien in your state.
If your case is under the monetary threshold, you can file with your local small claims court. Your local courthouse website should explain the parameters of what cases can be filed with the small claims court. You'll need to file your claim with the local court or the county clerk. They will explain to you the claim process. When you attend court, make sure you bring evidence that supports your case, such as receipts, copies and emails, and phone conversations.