Protecting your business with clear and comprehensive contracts is non-negotiable.

If you’re afraid of client disputes and potential liability, you’re not alone. Business conflict is time-consuming, expensive, and harmful, which makes it essential to protect your work. Protecting your business with clear and comprehensive contracts is non-negotiable. Whether you’re starting out, shooting for free, or an experienced professional, legal protection is extremely important.

Every contract template we provide is easy to edit and should be tailored to reflect business policies and laws in your state. While you can obtain a contract through a non-photographer lawyer, it may not be the best choice. Since our templates were created by—and for—photographers, they are typically more comprehensive. And cool news, they can save you money.

This product includes:

General Portrait Contract

Portrait Contract – This portrait agreement covers all of the pertinent areas any photography business owner should have to cover themselves legally for a portrait photography session. Includes provisions such as: coverage, payment schedule, completion schedule, rescheduling/cancellation, proofing, artistic rights, etc. General portrait contracts are great for a variety of photography types. These will be instant-downloads and fill-in-the-blank. Please always have a lawyer double check for application to your state laws.

Rachel Brenke is a lawyer but not YOUR lawyer. This course is for educational purposes only and does not substitute for individualized legal advice. The course is based on United States Law. If you were to visit Rachel for a consultation at her office, this information would cost you approximately $1800.

Your purchase of this course includes LIFETIME ACCESS to the course content. The purchase receives a personal use license. This means that the content is only for your own, individual educational use. Sharing, displaying or otherwise providing content from within the course is not considered personal use.