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If you need to cut them as a client, you need to do it sooner rather then later. Doing it later lets the problem build and build, and you carry more emotional weight when you finally do it. If it was …

In my province, we have lots of mines and mills, and many of these sites generate tens of thousands of dollar per hour. The customers do not want any downtime whatsoever, but rarely want to pay for it …

This should be part of your initial contract, an exit clause. What happens if you get hit by a bus? The client would not have access to transfer the site to their own systems or host, right? Any pur …

When there are breaches of contract, especially to the scope of work or payments, it's going to usually depend on the situation. For a late payment, I would give them a little extra time the first tim …

This is where networking with other professionals would help. I've "exited" a few clients by recommending them to some other colleagues I've worked with in the past. It has been a reciprocal agreemen …

Since you specify: No contract was signed Everything was verbal You received an advance You haven't completed work I would suggest giving the money back, and attempt to save your college friendshi …