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You will loose badly in court. A contract means nothing if it is not written right. Since you are asking about a lawyer I assume you have not had one read over your contract(s).
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No I didn't wrote this on good faith and trust. Guess I don't need to do that any more. Contract was written correctly I just don't like the idea of going to court over something silly.
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Point taken lol
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I have found that a contract is only good for what you're willing to put into it to enforce it. I have had disputes over contracts like everybody and usually nobody wins when a lawyer gets involved.
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So basically its a loose loose situation. I left some voicemails with a couple lawyers today. So is it best to sue or let this guy walk and cut my losses
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He signed and initialed it
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Then go get PAID, good luck to you even though you probably won't need it. If he signed it and you didn't deviate from it's content you've WON.
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