Jan 31, 2012

Wedding Disputes

You have painstakingly plan the perfect wedding but as you know there's always some things that can go wrong.

If you were disappointed in a service or a product provided you at your wedding what is your recourse? Well first you would try to solve the problem with the contractor of the service or product. If this does not work you could take the company to your local small claims court. This court will handle cases of $5000 or less.

Let us say that you contracted a photographer take photos of your wedding. When viewing the final product you were very disappointed. What to do you have already paid him? If the company refuses to help you or give you a refund or even a partial refund you probably have a case for small claims court.

Remember the person who goes to court with a well documented case and all the necessary evidence to prove it will generally be the winner. So make sure you have the sign contract you entered into with them as well as the final product you ended up with. If you have a witness who can testify to the quality of work of the defendant it would also be very helpful. If you win your case you will not only be reimbursed with initial money that you laid out but also for the legal fees that you have incurred while processing your claim to the court. So keep in mind be well prepared when presenting your case.

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