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A legally binding contract requires: (1) offer, (2) acceptance, (3) consideration (something of value exchanged), (4) mutual assent, and (5) legal capacity of both parties. Some contracts must also be in writing under the Statute of Frauds.
Yes, verbal contracts are generally enforceable, but they are harder to prove. Some types of contracts (real estate, contracts over a year, goods over $500) must be in writing under the Statute of Frauds.
Small claims court handles contract disputes under state limits ($5,000-$25,000 depending on state) without a lawyer. For larger amounts, attorney fees typically range from $200-$500/hour, though many work on contingency for strong cases.
It varies by state and contract type. Written contracts: 3-10 years (most states 4-6 years). Oral contracts: 2-6 years. The clock typically starts from the date of breach.
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