How tdo we go about getting our deposit back?

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How tdo we go about getting our deposit back?

About 3 months ago, my fiance and I signed a contract for wedding/engagement photography for next month and put down a deposit.This was with Company A. After trying for a month to schedule an engagement session with no response, we contracted with another photography company and contacted the Better Business Bureau about Company A. Company A responded to them and their lawyer sent us an email asking if we “still need their services for our…wedding”. The obvious answer is “No” but we feel intimidated. What should we do? I realize that we are still under contract with yhem but we never recieved a copy and Company A was never respondsiv to us in serving our needs. We feel like we deserve our deposit back because these business practices are unethical.

Asked on June 17, 2013 under Business Law, Nebraska

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FreeAdvice Contributing Attorney / FreeAdvice Contributing Attorney

Answered 10 years ago | Contributor

Based upon what you have written about I would make a written demand for your deposit back to the photography company by a certain date. If not provided by the due date, small claims seems to be your option to get back your deposit.


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