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Originally Posted by FlDebra  Try putting together a very carefully worded letter. Try to remember exact dates that you tried to contact the one board member who did not return calls. Write down the date and content of the conversation with the board member who said he did not think they would do anything and they would understand. List all of the work your husband did as an electrician and what that would have cost the school. Then respectfully request they waive the remaining tuition due to circumstances and work done at the school. If you word this all very professionally, they might release you from the contract. If not, you may have to go to court.
If you do go to court, basically give the court the same information I mentioned to put in the letter. Another avenue would be an independent arbitrator. They act as an unbiased third party and hear both sides then give their opinion of what is fair. You usually have to sign a contract before hand that you will abide by the arbitrator's decision.
Good luck! Sorry to hear you are being hit hard by this economy! So many lives are being turned upside down! |
thank you I think that is more less what we will do, after talking to one that is over the board. My husband had called the one that was over all the tuition part of the school, he understood and would have love to help but he was the one caught with the other lady and has steped down off of the board now. So he told my husband who to call that was over it now and that person just called back. My husband is on the phone right now with him. I will let you know how it goes. Thanks for the input, keep it coming.