Contracts are legally enforced promises made between competent parties for a service of money. Contracts must be two sided, meaning each party receives or gives up something for a good or service. There must be a “meeting of the minds” in a contract. A signed agreement goes a long way to prove that both parties agreed to the terms set forth in the contract.

You enter into more contracts than you know. The small print you see printed on the back of an airline ticket is an agreement you have entered into just by buying the ticket. Anytime you make a purchase online, you’ve entered into a contract. Sometimes the small print at the bottom or on back of a receipt is a contract you have unknowingly entered into as well. These are usually well established policies and can be difficult to defeat, especially without the help of a lawyer.

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