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have a business where my clients pay for services by the hourly package. For example.. a 10 hour package of services could be purchased 10 times that year. I have my clients sign a service contract the first they purchase, but I have not made them sign a new one every time they purchase a service. How am I supposed to do this? Could I send a client one agreement and have that cover everything for as long as we work together? A new contract for every single service just seems to be too much. Its kind of like a subscription service.
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This is the reason you hire a buiness lawyer to address such issues and draft a contract to protect you and achieve those goals. If you are tring to cobble your own contract together you are already set up to fail.
Answered on Feb 18th, 2021 at 7:07 AM
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