Treatment Abuse, Behavior Modification, Thought Reform > World Wide Association of Specialty Programs and Schools (WWASPS)
Early withdrawal
Anonymous:
Does anybody know if there is a way to get out of the 12 month contract to these schools? I'm having bad feelings about my daughter at MWA and considering early withdrawal. Am I stuck paying for 90 - 120 days tuition if I pull her early??? Are there any loopholes??
Anonymous:
Check with your attorney - but I would say, If MWA has not provided the services and quality of care you were lead to expect, then you can rightly argue the contract was fraudulent.
I would suggest if you are unhappy with the situation you go and get your daughter.
Arrive unanounced, Take a camera and a tape recorder and document everything.
Anonymous:
--- Quote ---On 2005-12-09 08:13:00, Anonymous wrote:
"Does anybody know if there is a way to get out of the 12 month contract to these schools? I'm having bad feelings about my daughter at MWA and considering early withdrawal. Am I stuck paying for 90 - 120 days tuition if I pull her early??? Are there any loopholes??
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--- End quote ---
Not a lawyer but ...
Did they misrepresent anything? Contracts based on misrepresentation are not enforceable.
Did you pay upfront? You are not in such a good bargaining position. You will have to claim the money off them rather than the other way round.
Anonymous:
perhaps rather than look for an "easy way out" you should remain a commited parent, I am a graduate of a wwasp program and I can assure you that during my experience there not only was I kept safe and well cared for, but it also greatly changed my life. If you have any question at all feel free to post them and I will respond asap!
Anonymous:
In any case, your daughter's safety should be your top priority. It should override all monetary considerations.
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