Pre Need Flower Contract Dispute

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A pre-need flower contract generally remains valid despite changes in business ownership. Keep all documents and receipts. A receipt can serve as proof of payment but may not include contract terms. Consult a local attorney for specific advice.

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Somerset Kentucky
Hello, it seems you're from Somerset, Kentucky. However, I am yet to understand your legal issue. Could you please clarify what assistance you need?
My roommate page for pre-need flowers 17 years ago he called The florist this morning they switched hands two or three times since she sent it she ain't going to honor his pre-needs because she didn't get nothing off of it but we have all receipts can she legal do this
Based on your location, Kentucky law may apply. Here are some general points:
- If a contract was made, it generally remains in effect despite business ownership changes.
- Keep all documents and receipts related to the purchase.
- Legal action might be an option if the contract isn't honored.
Please consult with a local attorney for advice based on your specific situation.
He said she collected the receipt not a contract does that matter
Yes, it can matter. A receipt can serve as proof of payment, but it may not include the terms of the contract. However, if it is clear that the payment was for a specific service, it could potentially be used as evidence. Please seek advice from a local attorney.