Are There Escape Clauses or Loopholes For California

Are There Escape Clauses or Loopholes For California

In California it’s important to know that one will not be signing agreements with homeowners. Instead, there will be an agreement between one's self and the attorney. Then the attorney will submit claims on behalf of the owner. Of course, first contact the homeowner regarding the funds, and then involve an attorney when an agreement is ready to be signed.

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