Free Model realeases

[scorpio_e]

I found this interesting.. Free model release..

http://www.lawdepot.com/contracts/model-release-form/preview.aspx?loc=USNJ&

[asysin2leads]

That's interesting.

[PhotosGuy]

I tried it & saved in Word format. It worked seamlessly.

[Jon Foster]

Interesting. I wonder what they do with the contact information they get?

Jon.

[asysin2leads]

Interesting. I wonder what they do with the contact information they get?

Jon.

I just left it blank and saved as a Word document. I can add the contact information later. That also prevents the need to go back to that site everytime I need a release.

[Picture North Carolina]

Saved mine. Excellent catch / link. Thanks.

[PhotosGuy]

Keep in mind that, even if it says it's specific to your state, it's always a good idea to have it checked over by a local lawyer.

[ryant35]

I just left it blank and saved as a Word document. I can add the contact information later. That also prevents the need to go back to that site everytime I need a release.

Me too. Perfect, because I was looking for something like this.

There are some tips linked from that page here:
http://www.lawdepot.com/help/draftingtips/

The table shows that legal documents are specifically written to make them confusing. although = notwithstanding the fact that. Blood sucking lawyer scum. Eliminate this jargon and I'm sure it will get rid of at least half of the need for lawyers.

[Joe_Gravelle]

Me too. Perfect, because I was looking for something like this.

There are some tips linked from that page here:
http://www.lawdepot.com/help/draftingtips/

The table shows that legal documents are specifically written to make them confusing. although = notwithstanding the fact that. Blood sucking lawyer scum. Eliminate this jargon and I'm sure it will get rid of at least half of the need for lawyers.
true but that other language protects us and sometimes we need to hire a translator aka lawyer.

someones got to do it

[Rachel B]

interesting links!