Two people can come to an agreement, and write up the terms of this agreement, and sign and date this agreement, and it can be legally binding on the parties.
It will be up to you and the other party how to word your agreement. I would make your agreement VERY specific so that there can be no misunderstanding later as to what you have agreed to. Any vagueness or ambiguity can work against you both if there later is a dispute.
Fair is in the eye of the beholder. If the two of you agree then it's fair, if you don't agree, it isn't.
Well ... a proposed agreement could still be “fair” if one of the parties does not agree to the terms. It just wouldn’t be an agreement that makes it past the “proposed” stage.
Oh, no. I have picked far smaller ones. But thanks for trying to keep track.That's gotta be the smallest nit you ever picked.
Maybe. And maybe even smaller.
Haha. I know. I tried. But the nits do.
Fair as determined by whom? There is, after all, no objective measure of what is fair.Well ... a proposed agreement could still be “fair” if one of the parties does not agree to the terms. It just wouldn’t be an agreement that makes it past the “proposed” stage.
