[NAGDU] Dispute resolution

[David]

Signing a contract on the basis of what you think it means is a bad 
idea.  If you don't know what the terms mean, then you need to get the 
assistance of a lawyer.  Legal Aid, or a local bar association's /pro 
bono/ program should be able to help you if you need to clarify what it 
says before you sign it and you cannot afford an attorney.

Due process is a good thing, but if it is not spelled out in the 
contract that you sign then you you don't have access to it regardless 
of the program's stated rules.

I assume that none of us would not want to sue a program, and most of us 
could not afford to.  Marion is correct, the issue of ownership and 
recovery rights needs to be dealt with on broad basis by an advocacy 
group such as NAGDU.

David and Claire Rose in Clearwater, FL

On 5/11/2016 9:09 AM, Julie J. via NAGDU wrote:
> I guess what I'm getting at is that signing a contract without reading 
> the fine print and really thinking through what it means is a very bad 
> idea.