I consented verbaly to being part of the calendar my sister worked on. I told my husband about the calendar. Now he is requesting that he gets all calendars be cause he did not consent in writting. Can he sue her?
It only takes one parent to consent to things for their child. Only certain types of contracts are required to be evidenced by something in writing and I do not believe this falls into this category. It sounds to me like you had a valid oral contract with your sister. I do not believe your husband has any legal recourse against her.
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