w._p.

***Update: I spoke to the client

and explained to them how the

date changes are affecting my

schedule and any further date

change, I will have to remove

myself. They offered to pay the

whole remaining balance for the

inconvenience. I told them it's

not necessary to do so just in

case anything else happens, I

don't want to have to refund all

that money.

No I havent got the contract

reviewed since I got it 4 years

ago.

Like William said, I know that I

have to right to pull out at this

point, but my main reason for

posting this request was to view

this from a different perspective

because in my head, I wasnt sure

if I was overreacting or not

because I've never encouter a

situation like this before. Last

thing I want to do is make an

uninformed decision.

These are the terms on contract

regarding right of withdrawal.

This is the first wedding that

Ive experience this, to me the

date changes, missed appointments

are signs of something bigger and

its giving me an uneasy gut

feeling. I just can't put my

finger on it. P.S. I truly

appreciate your advice on this

guys.

"14. Right of Withdrawal

The Photographer’s discovery of

new information, changes, or

other factors tending to

circumvent its policies

could result in its withdrawal.

Non co-operation;

changes of locations, facilities

or times available; missed

appointments; bad or returned

checks, or late payments

are examples of contributing

factors. Should the

Photographer initiate the

withdrawal, all fees and deposits

will be returned, excepting fair

market value for all services/

products already provided. In

case of withdrawal,

$50 an hour is billed for all

photography services

already provided, and $50 an hour

is billed for all

other services, consultations,

and all travel time, rounded

up to the nearest half-hour. If

the Photographer withdraws

-- the Client will not be billed

for any services in

excess of their deposits (except

if deposit was in form of

returned checks)."

@brian Engagement party

<p>I'm having an issue with a wedding. The groom and bride change the wedding date every two weeks. We weren't able to do our engagement shoot because they kept canceling. Wedding date was scheduled to December 2016, changed for February 2017, March 2017, now it's April 2017. At this point, I want to cancel and bill them for the work I've already done for them as per contract. Any advice regarding this would be much appreciated.</p>