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    Quote Originally Posted by Mrs Ahmed View Post
    thanks but can you give any idea where I have to report. I was also wondering if some one could help to print some contract.
    http://http://www.simplydaycare.com/...are-forms.html

    This is a great website full of lots of options that can be downloaded to form a contract, policy book and every possible business form you can imagine.

    PM me your email address and I will send you a word document outlining how to set up a home daycare contract also.

    As for recovering the money, you need to google small claims court in your area. There should be instructions on how to file a claim to recover money. Unfortunately I don't know whether it is worth pursuing as it sounds like you had no formal arrangement to provide childcare, and likely no written documentation to support the claim so in a court you couldn't prove anything so would waste your time and cost you more money in the long run. I'm sorry to say this may be a very important and expensive lesson to be taken from this incident. I am very sorry you have had to deal with people like this. Do not allow these people to bring their children back into your care. If they insist, make sure they bring you a cheque at time of drop off and take a trip that day to the issuing bank and pay the $10-$15 to certify the cheque. If the funds are available this may be your greatest chance of recovering any money, otherwise stop saying yes to them. You are allowing them to treat you like this by letting them continuously get away with treating you so badly. Good Luck

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