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Customer Contract and Deposit Terms Audit for Service Providers

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Check your own contract for clarity on deposits, changes and cancellations.

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Audit my service contract. The contract text: [CONTRACT_TEXT]. My services: [SERVICES]. Typical disputes I have: [TYPICAL_DISPUTES]. Deposits and payment schedule: [DEPOSIT_AND_PAYMENT_SCHEDULE].

Check for clarity on: scope and exclusions, how changes are agreed and priced, deposits and what they secure, cancellation by the client and by me with dates and fees, rescheduling, delays and force majeure, acceptance and sign-off, late payments, liability, and dispute steps. Make a table with Topic, What the contract says, Likely customer misunderstanding, and Suggested plain-language wording. Test the contract on four scenarios (client cancels at 30 days, client adds work, I cannot attend, the client pays late) and show the result and the arithmetic of fees. Recommend professional review for [JURISDICTION] [VERIFY].

This is a clarity audit, not legal advice.

Do not give me legal advice. Cite no time limit you cannot source. Use [JURISDICTION] and [RELEVANT_LAW_OR_POLICY_IF_KNOWN] as given. Remind me to verify the rules. Promise no result.

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Scenario | Contract result | Arithmetic
Client cancels 30 days before | deposit 30 percent kept | 30 percent of 2,000 = 600
Client adds work | not stated | gap: add a change-order clause
I cannot attend | not stated | gap: say how I refund and rebook
Client pays 14 days late | no fee stated | suggest 'invoices are due in 14 days; a reminder is sent at day 15'
Plain-language wording for the deposit: 'The 600 deposit secures your date and is kept if you cancel less than 30 days before.'

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