What Makes a Verbal Contract Enforceable Bloodworth Law

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What is a verbal contract, and what make it enforceable? In this video, Attorney L. Reed Bloodworth goes through the explanation for a plaintiff AND a defendant who might be dealing with a legal dispute over a verbal contract in Florida. • A verbal contract is just like a written contract; it has the same basic elements. • There has to be an offer. • There has to be an acceptance. • There has to be something that you’re actually negotiating over of value. • AND the parties must have the capacity to enter into that contract. • A verbal contract is legal. But there are circumstances which when people enter into verbal agreements disputes arise. This is a lot of times because you don’t have the writing to go back and say exactly what the agreement was. • verbal contract are enforceable in certain situations and in certain situations they’re not. They have the same basic requirements as a written agreement. • You’ve got to have an offer. You’ve got to have acceptance. You’ve got to have something of value negotiated over. You need capacity. • When I say capacity you need to be of age so over 18 and have your full mental faculties about you. • Looking for legal representation? Bloodworth Law is here for you, your family, and your business. Learn more at: http://lawyerfightsforyou.blogspot.co... • Call (407) 777-8541 or email [email protected] • Connect With Bloodworth Law Attorneys: • / bloodworthlawpllc • / lreedbloodworth • / lawyerfightsforyou • Bloodworth Law, PLLC, is located at 801 N. Magnolia Ave., Suite 401, Orlando, Florida, 32803, and represents clients throughout the state. • Orlando, Florida, law firm Bloodworth Law, PLLC is led by its Founder and CEO, L. Reed Bloodworth, who is a 2019 to 2024 U.S. News World Report Best Lawyer® in probate and trust litigation, commercial and business litigation, and real estate litigation.

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