Disaster Recovery Leaflet Contracts Hold on to your money until it has been completely earned by the person you have hired to do a job. Even under critical emergency conditions, complete, good quality repairs must be done or damage and deterioration will appear at a future date. Strengthen the patches and wait patiently until you can be sure of a good job. Then, start with a clear, complete contract.
Contracts are the best way to handle matters.
A contract is a promise or set of promises for which the law gives a remedy in case of breach, or the law in some way recognizes their performance as a duty. If a beginning and finishing date are involved, state them in the body of the contract. Some of these minimum standards are discussed in later articles. Signatures of parties making the agreement and the date are essential. If money or other considerations change hands before the entire contract is completed, signed receipts should also change hands.