Backing out of our Contract
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Anonymous
The car salesperson tells you the deal is only good for the next 24 hours...You don’t need to pull the trigger, but once you do the car is yours. Stop using the club as your excuse. You have zero obligation to accept the offer. The contract language should be respected and you should read to see if it is a nonrefundable deposit or if you owe the full balance. Regardless, you should owe what is stipulated in the agreement. |
Anonymous
| WOWWW the number of internet attorneys "STICK TO THE CONTRACT!!!!!!!" is amazing. Lose the deposit and move on. GO where the kid is happy and will fit best. Yea, I can see losing a deposit but "feet to the fire" for the full payment in mid June is stupid. Then again, DCUM soccer nazi's are stupid. Why am I here. |
Anonymous
Reading this and other threads makes me happy that DS stuck with AAU basketball rather than switching to travel soccer. We’ve paid season by season and not much. No contract or commitment in fact DS joined new AAU team mid season but was still allowed to practice and play tournament games with old team. |
Anonymous
It’s not a handshake, it’s a contract. Stop being an idiot, you’re welcome not to sign. |
Anonymous
Wrong forum then? |
Anonymous
| I thought OP said she paid the entire amount already. |
Anonymous
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I can promise you your deposit will not be lost. Just say you have to decline ask for money back and youll be fine
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Anonymous
Nonsensical post. Anyhow, why are you here? |
Anonymous
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Don't worry too much about a soccer contract. I do t think there is a thing you can do if the club does not uphold their end of whatever this agreement looks like. Clubs overstuff rosters, take on new players mid season, tell players not to even dress for games or provide crap playing time......just saying this is not a biz full of respect for the players by the clubs.
Don't be a sucker because the clubs don't care that.much about your player. You need to watch out for own player and try to find the best situation possible. |
Anonymous
| The contracts need to be rewritten. Not having coaches identified, no cap to rosters identified, easily an agreement that is totally lopsided. I don’t know why anyone signs up right anymore without that information. |
Anonymous
| Beyond a contract you are backing out on your Team after you committed and after the window to backfill you has passed. We can make the club out to be bad guy but that does not fit this situation. |
Anonymous
There’s a reason that colleges and professionals have the same window to sign. Kids soccer doesn’t. A year of a 12yo’s life is 8% of the time they’ve been alive. The contract is one way, from the club to the player. It contains no provisions in exchange that MUST be provided, practices and sometimes coaches change, it’s for those reasons that it’s ridiculous to expect someone to stay in a situation where it could be better for their kid. Take the better team for the right reasons (better fit/training/commute) not winning or “higher team” and be happy about it. |
Anonymous
| Make the change |
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OP updating.
We were able to back out of the contract justifying that we registered under coach A and after registering you changed to coach B. I even spoke with the DOC who tried to convince us to reconsider. My husband and I was in deblief because he wouldn't even address our concern throughout the whole season; and now he's asking us to reconsider...... |
Anonymous
Good to hear that. Glad you didn't listen to the dumb a$$es who told you to stick to the contract. |