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mother's help: Is it OTT to pull together some kind of contract?

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champagnesupernova · 12/09/2008 17:50

That's it really. met a really lovely MH today and she seems perfect. We sort of discussed what she'd do but didn't touch on what she won't do.
Want to bring that up a bit more and then "formalise" it.
Or is that a V bad idea if (as am planning) I"m paying her cash in hand?
Help pls

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nbee84 · 12/09/2008 18:09

I think the 'cash in hand' is another issue seperate to the contracts.

jurahasfoundthehiggsboson · 12/09/2008 18:25

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champagnesupernova · 12/09/2008 20:12

Aha didn't know it was 2 sep issues cash in hand/contract etc. Thank you (clueless first timer about all of this sorry)
Any ideas where I can get a contract template?
TIA for yr help

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catepilarr · 12/09/2008 20:55

on nannyjob.co.uk

nbee84 · 12/09/2008 21:00

I've heard that the nannyjob template is very long winded and hard to read/understand. Maybe worth asking on here if someone would be kind enough to cat you a copy of a contract they use for a mother's help. Then you could adjust it to suit your needs. There's lots of helpful peeps on here

champagnesupernova · 13/09/2008 13:36

Will give nannyjob a try and see where we go from there. thanks all

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