it saves you from parents who think they are enforceable and don’t seek

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Mar 28, 2024
12:14:44pm

reagan21 Truly Addicted User

it saves you from parents who think they are enforceable and don’t seek

attorney advice for 2 year after their kid is injured.

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reagan21

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Joined: Feb 4, 2010
Last login: May 10, 2024
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Time

Do you make parents sign a release from liability form

RockyBalboa

Mar 28, 11:42am

PSA - I have been "sued" by two of my kids friends parents. Be careful.

Pollster

Mar 28, 11:44am

Yikes. How was it resolved?

slappy

Mar 28, 11:48am

Insurance.

Pollster

Mar 28, 11:49am

Did the kids die?

EQD2

Mar 28, 12:00pm

no, no, no.

Pollster

Mar 28, 12:02pm

Details? Were both in relation to the trampoline?

Penske Material

Mar 28, 11:51am

Neither trampoline related. One kid fell off my deck, the other was a golf cart accident.

Pollster

Mar 28, 12:05pm

Crazy. Looking back do you feel either was justified or were they just crybabies?

Penske Material

Mar 28, 12:12pm

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JimmyZ

Mar 28, 11:58am

One sued us, one was claim against insurance. Insurance covered/settled both. Not good for rates, though.

Pollster

Mar 28, 12:07pm

Are their kids allowed back on your property?

BYU Fan

Mar 28, 12:09pm

Relationships kind of fell apart with the kids. I'm still good friends with one of the dads.

Pollster

Mar 28, 12:14pm

You must live in Alpine.

Adwight

Mar 28, 12:16pm

Sounds like a very practical and intelligent thing to do.

Acorn

Mar 28, 11:45am

I released myself from liability by not buying a trampoline. but if I had one, I'd make parents sign a release

byujag

Mar 28, 11:46am

no, and there is a very small chance that waiver is enforceable

reagan21

Mar 28, 11:57am

That was my question. What does it save you?

Dark Forest Green

Mar 28, 12:00pm

it saves you from parents who think they are enforceable and don’t seek

reagan21

Mar 28, 12:14pm

This is correct. In Utah, a parent can't waive the right of a child to collect..

PoolBoy

Mar 28, 12:17pm

My neighbors had a trampoline when I was a kid

sunspot

Mar 28, 12:05pm

We didn't but that was over 10 years ago when we had a trampoline with kids jumping on it. I would nowadays

BYU Grounds

Mar 28, 12:10pm

Waiver will not matter - just get insurance.

HTCougar

Mar 28, 12:12pm

No, my kids don’t hang out with rich kids with litigious parents.

Nakedbootleg

Mar 28, 12:13pm

I hate trampolines. One daughter broke her elbow which required surgery to fix.

hoydis

Mar 28, 12:53pm

No. Never did.

bluefish

Mar 28, 1:07pm

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