What to do if I hired a wedding photographer who is now refusing to uphold the contract?
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What to do if I hired a wedding photographer who is now refusing to uphold the contract?
She is refusing to give us our albums unless we sign a paper forfeiting our CD of engagement photos as she has stated to BBB she no longer has them. We have paid her $2,514.50 and have nothing to show for it. It’s 6 months after our wedding and we are at a standstill with her holding all the chips (our money and our products) Can you tell me my next step? Can you look at my contract and tell me how you read it?
Asked on October 20, 2012 under Business Law, Massachusetts
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FreeAdvice Contributing Attorney / FreeAdvice Contributing Attorney
Answered 11 years ago | Contributor
I suggest that you consult with an attorney to represent your interests in the wedding photographs due you by writing a demand letter to a the photographer for the possession of the photographs that you paid for and are entitled to. The attorney suggested to be retained would need to read the written contract that you signed since the scope of this program does not allow me to do such and give you your legal options.
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