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I bought a home, but I want to have it under my dads name. The home and propery are already paid for in full. what do I do? I bought his dream home as his retirement home. What do I do so that I can have the propery tied to his name..

A company that I worked for has contatced me to do freelance work for them. I started doing work for them in April and was promised a contract by the end of the same month. The contract has not been forthcoming until last week (June). The problem I have is that the contract is not on the company's official letter head. I queried this however I was by the manager that prepared the document, that the contract does not have to be on the company's letter head as the details of the contract binds the company to the said contract. However I am a little skeptical about this. Should I go ahead and sign the contract however do not submit it to them until I get an official letter from the comapny to "legitimise" the contract. Please help me as I need to know how to proceed..

A contract requires an offer and an acceptance. It doesn't have to be perfect language necessarily, but the language should be clear enough that everyone understands it.. . You would write:. . I, John Smith, agree to pay my son, Jerry Smith, $21 for use of his cell phone for one week's period, starting on this date and ending on this date at this time. I also agree that I will pay $2 per day, and will be charged $.50 for every phone call that I place or receive. In addition to the $21 down payment, I have made a $10 refundable security deposit in case the phone is scratched. I will forfeit this deposit if the phone is lost or stolen, and will be charged an additional $50.. . Then you basically state in the same type of language that you acknowledge that you have received the money from your dad. You both should sign and date the thing at the bottom.. . Just a piece of advice, this contract is way too complicated. You should make it simple and just charge him a flat fee to borrow the phone for a week, and charge him for each additional day that he keeps it after a week. The deposit for scratches is ridiculous, because it will be hard to prove, and scratches on a cell phone are considered wear and tear. I agree that your father should be held responsible if the item is lost or stolen.. . Also, why do you need a contract for this? Unless you will take your father to court over less than $100 (which isn't worth the filing fee), then I wouldn't bother having a contract at all.. . -Matthew

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